Rural road	Traffic	Highway with toll booths	Police kiosk on a busy street corner
Traffic			Car with pioneer logo
License plate	Vans are often used as taxis.	Taxis squeeze as many people as possible into them.	Motor scooters are often used as "taxis" for one or two people.
Buying gas at a gas station.	Fuel is commonly purchased from vendors along the side of the road after a price has been negotiated.	Cars are often pushed so that the driver may "pop" the clutch to get them started.	Buying a new tire
Car body shop Cars we would "junk" can often be made to look like new.	Car repair shop	Car parts	Trucks are used to transport vegetables from the plateau region to the south until the southern crops are ready to harvest.
When a vehicles breaks down, tufts of sod and grass are placed behind the vehicle to warn oncoming drivers.	Tow trucks cruise the highways in search of broken down vehicles. They may drive on the wrong side of the road to reach the disabled vehicle.	Drivers need to be alert because animals roam freely about the city.	Roundabouts are located at some intersections.