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Published on January 15th, 2010 | by Mark Chesnut

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Cartagena’s Colorful Public Transportation

Where ever I go, I’m always interested in seeing the local means of transportation — to me, it’s a good indicator of the destination’s personality. In Cartagena, the public buses are an especially colorful sight (although plans to create a Bogotá-style public bus system may eventually diminish the population of these lively vehicles).

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Tags: bus, caribbean, Cartagena, city bus, latin america, mass transit, public transportation, south america, tourism, travel, urban transportation

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Mark Chesnut The founder and editor of LatinFlyer.com, Mark has more than 15 years of experience as a writer, editor and manager. He's worked with some of the biggest consumer, in-flight and travel trade publishers that cover Latin America.

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