Parts of Peru remind me a lot of my beloved Nigeria.

They have advanced transportation, but most of what the have is a lot like what we have in Nigeria.

Danfo type buses and conductors calling out the destination, handling payment and helping the driver in other ways.

Here are some photos.

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Do you guys know of any country outside of Africa where they do this? Please let us know below.

Thank you.

naijamanyoutube:
Do you guys know of any country outside of Africa where they do this? Please let us know below.

Thank you.

In the first place, I don't know how you landed in Peru.
Calling out passengers and bus assistants collecting physical cash is done everywhere in the world so not a big deal.. Even calling out goods and prices inside markets is still being done all over the world so this is not a big deal.

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All over the world? lol Not in England, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Spain, USA, Canada, France, and Uruguay.

These are places I've lived or visited on vacation. You obviously have no clue about what you are talking about. In developed countries, they don't even give you change, you have to pay exact fare or you lose your change if you pay more. So if the fare is $2 and you give $5, you just lost $3, if you decide to take the ride. And it doesn't matter if you have $100 and the fare is only $2. No change and that is that.

But thank you for reading and replying.

FreeStuffsNG:
In the first place, I don't know how you landed in Peru.
Calling out passengers and bus assistants collecting physical cash is done everywhere in the world so not a big deal.. Even calling out goods and prices is still being done all over the world so this is not a big deal.

naijamanyoutube:
All over the world? lol Not in England, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Spain, USA, Canada, France, and Uruguay.

These are places I've lived or visited on vacation. You obviously have no clue about what you are talking about. In developed countries, they don't even give you change, you have to pay exact fare or you lose your change if you pay more. So if the fare is $2 and you give $5, you just lost $3, if you decide to take the ride. And it doesn't matter if you have $100 and the fare is only $2. No change and that is that.

But thank you for reading and replying.

Thanks for schooling the ignoramus.
"Is done everywhere in the world" - coming from someone that's never left the shores of Nigeria and has a myopic view about things.

Not suprised though. These are things to expect from a blind BAT follower.

Nice thread by the way.

Thank you for your post, and for the feedback. You did a great job at analyzing the guy. Na so misinformation dey everywhere because some people read and believe nonsense like what he wrote.

It's possible that the danfo/conductor thing is practiced is some countries outside of Africa, and that's why I'm asking, to know from those with experience, not someone wey no know, but dey do over sabi. lol

Eaztzide:

Thanks for schooling the ignoramus.
"Is done everywhere in the world" - coming from someone that's never left the shores of Nigeria and has a myopic view about things.

Not suprised though. These are things to expect from a blind BAT follower.

Nice thread by the way.

naijamanyoutube:
All over the world? lol Not in England, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Spain, USA, Canada, France, and Uruguay.

These are places I've lived or visited on vacation. You obviously have no clue about what you are talking about. In developed countries, they don't even give you change, you have to pay exact fare or you lose your change if you pay more. So if the fare is $2 and you give $5, you just lost $3, if you decide to take the ride. And it doesn't matter if you have $100 and the fare is only $2. No change and that is that.

But thank you for reading and replying.

Well, people buy tickets. I’ve lived in Moscow, Russia, the transport was mostly paid by card (cash was useless, I didn’t even have cash for almost 6months), their electrobus which is found everywhere only uses card and nobody checks. But, some buses still take some small small routes and they accept cash (you’ll be handed change).

I currently live in one of the countries you listed above and visited another one of them, I paid with cash and received change

But, nobody dey call passenger ooo, if you no pay self, you might be fortunate not to be caught 99% of the time.

naijamanyoutube:
Thank you for your post, and for the feedback. You did a great job at analyzing the guy. Na so misinformation dey everywhere because some people read and believe nonsense like what he wrote.

It's possible that the danfo/conductor thing is practiced is some countries outside of Africa, and that's why I'm asking, to know from those with experience, not someone wey no know, but dey do over sabi. lol

Right? Education and travel go hand in hand. Education will make you want to travel and explore new places and things. Travelling is a means of educating oneself about people, culture and many more.

Regardless, bias and sentiments wouldn't allow a lot of people to know this.

Thank you for sharing your experience.

Ayomide002:
Well, people buy tickets. I’ve lived in Moscow, Russia, the transport was mostly paid by card (cash was useless, I didn’t even have cash for almost 6months), their electrobus which is found everywhere only uses card and nobody checks. But, some buses still take some small small routes and they accept cash (you’ll be handed change).

I currently live in one of the countries you listed above and visited another one of them, I paid with cash and received change

But, nobody dey call passenger ooo, if you no pay self, you might be fortunate not to be caught 99% of the time.

Na so o!

Eaztzide:


Right? Education and travel go hand in hand. Education will make you want to travel and explore new places and things. Travelling is a means of educating oneself about people, culture and many more.

Regardless, bias and sentiments wouldn't allow a lot of people to know this.

I shaaa know my positive mindset would make me leave the shores of this country one day for good.

naijamanyoutube:
All over the world? lol Not in England, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Spain, USA, Canada, France, and Uruguay.

In developed countries, they don't even give you change, you have to pay exact fare or you lose your change if you pay more. So if the fare is $2 and you give $5, you just lost $3, if you decide to take the ride. And it doesn't matter if you have $100 and the fare is only $2. No change and that is that.

The above is not true. That's why there is a big difference between living somewhere and going there as a tourist.

The bus drivers in France and Germany give change. The same as train conductors on certain trains that allow you to buy tickets inside the train.

Many times, I have bought tickets and collected change on the TGV trains from Lyon Part-dieu to the St. Exupery airport mainly because the connecting time is too small for me to buy tickets on the machines.

Did they have conductors calling out destination and handling the money in France and Germany?

I lived in England, The Netherlands, USA and Uruguay. Uruguay is the only place you still get change giving. They had a guy like a conductor handling payments like 15 years ago, but not anymore.

I should have said most developed countries, when I talked about giving change.

Germany is the only place I never took public transportation. In France I did, but I was not the one who paid.

Thank you for your contribution to the topic.

Mille:


The above is not true. That's why there is a big difference between living somewhere and going there as a tourist.

The bus drivers in France and Germany give change. The same as train conductors on certain trains that allow you to buy tickets inside the train.

Many times, I have bought tickets and collected change on the TGV trains from Lyon Part-dieu to the St. Exupery airport mainly because the connecting time is too small for me to buy tickets on the machines.

Wetin you go do for Peru? And video of the conductor giving change or you know wassup.

I no enter the bus o! The bus I entered was more advanced and even in that one, they gave change, but na the driver handle everything.

I just come Peru come visit o! I went to some historic sites. I want to visit all none hostile countries of the world. I go soon do Africa tour. Stay tuned!

sammirano:
Wetin you go do for Peru? And video of the conductor giving change or you know wassup.

naijamanyoutube:
Did they have conductors calling out destination and handling the money in France and Germany?

Thank you for your contribution to the topic.

Why would they? Don't mind the fellow you quoted. Calling destinations, and the use of non-formal conductors is for (primitive) countries without orderliness of which Nigeria is sadly one.

Kindly share your experience in Uruguay. I'm fascinated with South American countries, especially their women.

naijamanyoutube:

I just come Peru come visit o! I went to some historic sites. I want to visit all none hostile countries of the world. I go soon do Africa tour. Stay tuned!

Can you share images and videos of their cities?

I have a thread on Nairaland called from Oshodi to Las Vegas, I wrote a lot about Uruguay and I have photos too.

On my YouTube channel I have a lot of recent videos from Uruguay.

Naija Man Goes To Uruguay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PhleBx8Fng

Mille:


Can you share images and videos of their cities?

naijamanyoutube:
I have a thread on Nairaland called from Oshodi to Las Vegas, I wrote a lot about Uruguay and I have photos too.

On my YouTube channel I have a lot of recent videos from Uruguay.

Naija Man Goes To Uruguay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PhleBx8Fng

I love your videos man.

Thank you for your feedback. I will keep them coming.

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I love your videos man.

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Normally most south Americans dey behave like Africans

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