Transport in Haiti

A deadly accident near Trou Forban, Montrouis Haiti Saturday caused the death of at least 11 Haitian citizens with at least 4 wounded after an overloaded truck carrying rice to Jean Rabel ran over a Tap Tap en route to Arcahaie.

One of the buses of the Sans-Souci Tours Transport Services overturned in Gonaives Saturday.

There are some things that I see in Haiti I ask myself are they available anywhere else in the world... Take this for example...

Does Haiti have a Department of Transportation? If there is such a thing, then why am reading in the newspapers that there is a BLACKOUT on all traffic lights in Port-au-Prince?

Haiti Traffic Update -- Pont Croix-des-Mission an te BLOKE matin Lundi 18 Avril 2016 la avek de Camion plen SAB... Kek moman apre yon radion na Port-au-Prince anounse se yon machin police ki kanpe an kwa sou pont an epi anpeche machin pase...

A Capital Coach Line bus was burned to the ground in Petit Goave in the area of Andre 17 after a group of individual stopped the bus and on the pretense that a Dominican Driver was piloting the bus...

Imagine that... Riding above the streets and hills of Port-au-Prince Haiti on a MetroCable aerial tramway bypassing all the traffic below... The same company who built the aerial tramway in New York City, linking Roosevelt Island to Manhattan, has just proposed a MetroCable transport system for Port-au-Prince Haiti to the ministry of Finance...

Foreigners and tourists in Haiti are opting for taxi-motos as the means to get around in the busy streets of Port-au-Prince and in remote areas where public transportation is scarce.

I was doing some research and discovered that only 12 out of every 1,000 people in Haiti owns a car. That's 1.2 percent of the population. Wow...