Electric bikes could replace conventional fuel-run motors

The global crude crisis and the rising fuel and gasoline prices have added salt to insult ordinary people in Cambodia, as families struggle to make ends meet and provide for their families.

Many had worked as “motor taxi” drivers to make a living, as it paid off for most.

Nowadays, nonetheless, motor engines are being replaced and abandoned for electric bicycles that save a fortune for the afflicted taxi drivers, as Cambodians nowadays opt for electric bicycles for daily commutes.

For a minimum amount of money paid, the bicycles can travel for almost 80 km, making them the preferred and easy choice for many.

Also, many reported that bicycles are highly convenient and easy to use.