In this Field Note, I discuss the primary modes of transportation in Cali. The main ways people get around are bus, taxis, motorcyle, car and bike.

Bogotá is one of the top five largest cities in South America, with a population of around eight million! With no metro, people commute mainly by car or bus, making the traffic here chaotic.

The bread-man honks his squeaky horn, the old engine revs noisily, gears creak on a rusty bike, the metal of the car bumper scrapes over a speed bump, shoes tap on the pavement... and Chetumal moves!

Transportation is a fun way to connect with Peruvians! I have been able to meet new people and even made new friends along the way.  All of this has allowed me to undersand better Lima's culture.

Let's see how the people in Santiago travel and get from place to place!

Getting around Aix is easy if you have good walking shoes and a bus ticket

The quickest and easiest way to get around town in Brussels is by tram. A tram is a type of public transportation that is powered by electricity and runs on rails that are built into the street.

There are so many ways to get around in Paris. Read on to learn about my adventures on one of the most popular forms of transportation, the Métro.

The people in Madrid use many different ways to get around their busy city. In this Field Note, you will learn how to get around in Madrid.

What's a red truck?  Read on to learn about the Thai methods of transportation and the daily way of commuting throughout the region!