This is where two-wheelers, such as bicycles and scooters, mopeds and motorcycles, have been considered the best to replace public transportation, even considering their affordability compared to cars.
It has also been observed that developing countries acquire a significant part of the sales of small motorcycles globally. This demand for fuel is reinforced by better fuel efficiency and increasing traffic congestion. Interestingly, these options are allowing rural people in developing economies to take advantage of motorcycles as their primary mode of transportation.