Tuk-tuk
Egypt's Ministry of Local Development halted issuing licenses for the three-wheeled tuk-tuks (also known as auto rickshaw), in an effort to replace them with safer minivans that use natural gas, a spokesman for the ministry said.
“Halan” (Instantly), the Cairo-based ride-sharing app has started an outdoor campaign in the midst of the running conflict between ride-hailing applications
Secretary of the Parliament’s transportation committee criticized the government for not taking actual steps to stop tuk-tuks from plaguing Egyptian communities.
Two Egyptians have manufactured a car that is both unique in design and affordable: the car costs only 30,000 EGP ($1,657).
