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Lifestyle 9 years ago
Why Mexico City authorities install 'penis seat' on metro
When commuters on the Mexico City Metro are on their way to work, they are faced with something strange: a seat molded to look like a male body, complete with genitalia and a sign on the window labeling the seat 'for men only'.
Lifestyle 9 years ago
Grab launches GrabHitch to support Jakarta commuters
Grab, Southeast Asia’s largest ride-hailing app, has launched a ride-sharing service for Jakarta commuters who travel daily from the outskirts of the city, such as Tangerang, Depok and Bogor. Dubbed GrabHitch, the new service is available for motorcycles only.
Lifestyle 10 years ago
Singaporeans pay train, bus fares with Mastercard in trial program
A pilot will kick off at the end of this year to allow commuters to use "contactless" credit and debit cards to pay for bus and train rides. The trial will be only for those using Mastercard, under a partnership between it and the Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced Monday.
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