Public Transport in Bolivia

On my hike from Sucre to the seven waterfalls, I saw this bus.

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As you can see from the sign behind the windshield, the bus still had to cover about 150 km to Potosí. It is really a shame that almost nobody in Sucre knows of the possibility to take a comfortable railroad to Potosí, but I hope that my article about this subject, to be published soon, will change this. Then, people won’t need to inhale dust and freeze for hours any longer. (Admittedly, there are also “normal” buses between the two cities.)

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About Andreas Moser

I am a lawyer in Germany, with a focus on international family law, migration and citizenship law, as well as constitutional law. My other interests include long walks, train rides, hitchhiking, history, and writing stories.
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3 Responses to Public Transport in Bolivia

  1. David's avatar David says:

    Maybe it is a function of the prices. If this bus is significantly cheaper than the train or the normal buses I can see someone who literally can’t afford the higher price going on this one.

  2. Miriam's avatar Miriam says:

    What an adventure. Look forward to reading your article.

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