As fuel shortages continue to plague Africa, motorists are being forced to get creative with their daily commutes. In a bid to cope with the ongoing fuel crunch, drivers are turning to innovative solutions such as carpooling, cycling, and even walking. In countries like South Africa and Nigeria, where fuel prices have skyrocketed, residents are rethinking their reliance on cars and exploring alternative modes of transportation. With many African cities experiencing severe fuel shortages, the shift towards more sustainable and affordable transportation options is becoming increasingly necessary.
How African motorists are adapting to the fuel crunch The Economist
