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As in most South African cities, Durban has a limited public
transport system. Buses operate in the city centre and the suburbs,
though schedules are erratic. Metered taxis are available, although
most common is the minibus taxi. These are less expensive but tend
to be more dangerous as drivers rarely pay attention to road rules.
Minibus taxis should only be caught on regular routes at busy hours
and passengers should not enter an empty minibus. Colourful hand
drawn rickshaws are a common sight on the Durban beachfront and are
more for tourists than for getting around. They are well worth the
experience, however. There a number of car rental agencies
available and the city is relatively easy to negotiate, though can
be very congested during morning and evening rush hour.
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