"Contest: My Favorite Transport."

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Hello everyone
I am @alnahian from @bangladesh
Hope everyone is well and healthy. Thank you very much @solaymann for choosing the moderator bro for such a nice active topic contest. My Favorite Transport.
Through such a beautiful contest, we all can know how the transport sectors of my country and different countries are managed. What is the rest of the transport used for commuting?

.what kind of fuel is your country's transportation powered by?

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I live in a small country called Bangladesh. Our country's transport includes buses, trucks, CNG, auto rickshaws, launches, steamers, and many other types of transport, which are mainly powered by different types of fuel, notably diesel, petrol, octane, coal kerosene, battery operated.

. which of the modes of transportation is more popular in your country?

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In my country and in Bangladesh one of the most significant transport sectors is the bus. Bus is the easiest way to travel from one district to another district or from one section to another sectionBuses ensure a relatively safe journey. There are different types of buses in the country made by different domestic and foreign companies. Other modes are not less popular but one of the easiest and cheapest mode of travel is bus.

.Tell us about at least three of transportation that exist in your area.

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The area where I mainly live is an upazila level area, the popular modes of transport in our area are CNG, auto rickshaws, and motor bikes. Those who are a bit smart or have money travel by CNG and then the same distance can be traveled by auto rickshaw and motor bike. In my area these three transports are one of the best for traveling.

.What is the cost of transportation used in your area?

As mentioned earlier, the most popular modes of transportation in my area are CNG autorickshaws and motorbikes. From our upazila to the main district we have to travel twenty kilometers and the fare there is 45 taka. If I cross the same distance by bus then I can go by 20 taka. If we go anywhere by autorickshaw within the city, we charge a maximum of 15 to 20 taka or in many cases even 10 taka. There are some areas where CNG buses are not serviceable where motorbikes are available and fares are slightly higher.

Mainly due to various reasons the rent is high due to increase in fuel prices in our country. The transport sector has nothing to do with it.
I invite to attend this contest my friend,
@sanuu @pea07 @farjana123

regards from @alnahian

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