The_World_s_Craziest_Buses_

Drew Binsky

From overloaded buses to the most unique and unbelievable rides around the world — here are the craziest buses you’ve ever seen!  #CrazyBuses #WorldTravel #UnbelievableRides #TravelVlog #Adventure

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00:00So in Pakistan, girls decorate with embroidered shalwar kameez and they decorate trucks with

00:08these glamorous stickers.

00:10So we have found a shop here on the side of the road and these guys are making the

00:13truck art.

00:14They're making the stickers with their hand.

00:16It's really amazing.

00:17Can you look at each and every detail?

00:19So these are all hand cuts.

00:20So there's this black line, then this white and on white there's a pink and green.

00:30Many countries have symbolic things that represent their culture.

00:36The UK has red telephone booths, the Philippines has jeepneys, Italy has gondola rides.

00:42And here in Pakistan, it's all about the buses.

00:49We found like a pod of bus drivers.

00:51They all kind of hang out in one spot and we're asking them a few questions about what it's

00:54like to be a bus driver in Karachi.

00:56This is the public transport car, okay?

00:58Are you a bus driver?

00:59A bus driver.

01:00I am a driver.

01:01How many years have you been a driver?

01:0220 years.

01:03And how do you deal with the horrible traffic on the streets?

01:06Traffic police?

01:07I don't.

01:08I don't like this.

01:09Do you like?

01:10I don't like this.

01:12How many hours every day do you drive?

01:1514, 14.

01:16That's so many.

01:17The buses that you will find all over Pakistan are colorful, spiritual, and decked out vehicles

01:23that have evolved in the most innovative way since the 1940s.

01:27Sikh transporters used to paint portraits of their spiritual gurus on their trucks, which

01:32eventually was caught on by the Muslims who painted their prophets.

01:35When Pakistan gained independence in 1947, the entire country began pimping out their

01:40buses in portraits, which lasted until the early 1970s when the global hippie era influenced

01:45the vibrant bus art to transform into complex floral patterns and poetic calligraphy.

01:51It's a very good quote about God here.

01:53Everything belongs to God.

01:58So it's somehow like that.

02:00Now, these buses have become a cultural phenomenon of Pakistan and they're impossible not to notice

02:06while in Karachi.

02:07These buses are the iconic symbol of Karachi.

02:10Every time you hop on one, it's a different experience.

02:13Oh, the pink one, the next one.

02:15Yeah, the pink one.

02:16So yeah, we get a lot of attention in here, but it's good attention.

02:20I love it.

02:21And the best part is that it's only 10 cents a ride.

02:24Thank you, thank you, thank you.

02:25Thank you, thank you.

02:30Is there any issue you find while driving?

02:32Traffic police, I know like.

02:34I don't like it.

02:35We'll like it again.

02:36You can't like it again.

02:37I think it's fine.

02:38Last time.

02:39Last time.

02:40Last time.

02:41Last time.

02:42Traffic police, I know like.

02:43No like.

02:44Traffic police, I know like.

02:45Traffic police, I know like.

02:46No like.

02:47I don't like it again.

02:48I know like.

02:49Okay.

02:51Go.

02:52Once again, you say it again.

02:53You say it again, traffic police, I know like.

02:56Okay.

02:57I'm Drupinski, and if you like my travel videos,

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03:02every country in the world.

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