Popular mode of public transport which can be spotted even on National Highways in Punjab in 2023.
'Bhatsuar' was what these vehicles were called because of its looks, in certain parts of India.
In some places, people used to call these 'Ganeshji'!
The design was intriguing because the two rear wheels had an inwards slant of nearly 30 degrees at the points of contact with the road. As the load increased, the wheels straightened up.
A true roadie will drive with his eyes wide open during the day to spot these rare gems of yesteryears.
Therefore, vote for No Planned Night Driving.
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Kms Of India is one of the associated forums of Indian Roadie to drive home the point that driving is not only about reaching Point B from Point A. A true roadtripper enjoys every kilometre of India.
* Kilometres Of India
* Every Kilometre Of India Is Interesting
* Only While Travelling By Road In India
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