Haitian taptap is a type of public transportation commonly found in Haiti. These are brightly painted pickup trucks or buses that are often decorated with colorful designs, phrases, and images, reflecting the Haitian culture. Taptaps are a crucial mode of transportation in Haiti, as many areas lack formal public transportation systems. The name "taptap" is derived from the sound made when passengers tap on the side of the vehicle to signify that they want to get off. While taptaps are not particularly efficient or safe, they serve as a critical means of transportation for many Haitians, and they have become an iconic symbol of Haiti's rich culture and vibrant creativity.
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