Tuk-Tuks, also known as rickshaws, are everywhere used as urban transport in crowded cities. Even though they are most common in South and Southeast Asia, they’re also used in Africa and the Middle ...

These popular three-wheeled taxis zip around overcrowded cities like Mumbai and Nairobi. Could a greener version catch on in the Western world? Tuk-tuks might be everyday, ubiquitous transportation in ...

When most people in the western world think of tuk tuks (if they even know what they are), they likely picture rather beat-up, primitive, noisy vehicles that zip around the crowded streets of exotic ...

DENVER - They're ubiquitous in Asia, swarming the bustling streets of Bangkok, New Delhi and Beijing. Now, a company that manufactures tuk-tuks - the three-wheeled motorized rickshaws that have moved ...

They're called tuk-tuks, presumably because of the sound made by their two-stroke engines, and for decades they've been the in-town transportation mode of choice in many Asian metro areas. Tuk-tuks ...

Also known as auto rickshaws, these are unique three-wheeled vehicles which are most commonly found in Egypt, Thailand, India ...

A staple on Indian roads, autorickshaws, also known as tuk-tuks, could likely be spotted on UAE roads too. A China-based ...