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Beirut commuters switch to motorcycle taxis as rising fuel prices push up fares

Published by The National · UAE 1 h ago

Adam cannot afford to say no. Unlike most drivers of Beirut’s “servees” – shared taxis, the most common form of public transport in Lebanon's capital – he picks up almost anyone…

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