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Guarandingas, city trains and double-deckers follow one another in Santiago de Cuba. According to the official journal Sierra Maestra its recreational use was extended to see the city and visit its iconic sites.
These "unconventional forms of transportation" were designed to join, for example, Las Enramadas with the Dream Park and the bay at the tip of La Alameda. During the week they are also used to move Santiago.
Moreover, the Provincial Company of Transport badures that it reinforced with 28 buses Diana the traditional routes with the greatest number of people.
10 articulated buses to the city that connect the center of Santiago to the hospital's surgical clinic. The urban center José Martí was also reinforced with roads 24, of the most congested county seat.
Separately 27 air-conditioned minibuses arrived for the service of taxis and three ships for maritime transport on the coast.
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