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Post Info TOPIC: Laos imports hundred of Taxi from China
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You can now seeing these yellow Taxi driving in every corners of Vientiane city.
Thanks to the investment of Chinese for the Taxi service in Laos. See these videos for more information

[video=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=HrIUfXwShw0]

[video=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=JyDGhduPWeI]

[video=http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ilim0WJdVsk]

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i hope the drivers are laotain....  i'm cheap!! when i'm in Laos, i always take a jumbo or touk touk

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I like the color of the car
Very bright and hit my eyes
I wonder how much would it cost to drive from Victory gate to Lao-Thai friendship bridge ?

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i prefer tuktuk!
but depend the price of the taxi... if they can be cheaper than tuktuk, that's OK! if not, i don't care!

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the Meter always break, it costs a lot of money just for a Km in china, i hope Lao taxi will be better.

I prefer to took took....

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good hey.... I think Vientiane need more taxies, say, more than one hundred as Sea Game 2009 is coming. Besides this, taxis that we own at the moment are in the very bad condition.

to me, this is a good news!

Lao_Perth_Boy

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Due to soaring oil price, taxi must be able to use cheaper fuel such as CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) otherwise fare will be too expensive for passgenger especially local people and the service will eventually terminate like air-condiioned city bus in Vientiane.

Moreover, taxi must equip with meter to prevent cheating tourists and GPS tracking system for passenger's safety. 

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For sure, it's important to have good taxi service to receive SEAgames 2009

But for "usual" tourists, tuktuk is far better: more typical and funny, open air. And for both tourists and local people, tuktuk is probably much less expensive (but maybe it's time to modernise them and give them better engine to use less gas)


I hope that despite the official annoucment of the ban of tuktuks, they will still be there for many years. And better than taxi, it could be very usefull to develop bus services. Current bus are not comfortable, but the worst problem is they are totaly overcrowded. This is much more uncomfortable than the old seats or lack of aircon.

-- Edited by paris_vientiane at 12:37, 2008-08-18

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It is good news but hopefully our chinese brother give us not a second hand car.
By the way may I ask  ? who is gonna be a taxi driver?
It is not our brother chinese? I hope not

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In the not long distance future, Laos will be the junkyard of these Chinese taxis.

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By using my 6 senses, I do believe that Lao people will be the drivers.
If not, nobody will get in the taxi, as the customers are Lao and they can not speak Chinese, lol aww

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it kind of looks like normal cars though

would be hard to tell if it wasnt for the white thing on the top haha

 

they should have those checker pattern things on the side



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Good chioce

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