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The samlor, meaning three-wheeler in Thailand and are usually referred to as a tuk-tuk mimicking the sound of a noisy two-cycle engine. However, the tuk-tuk is starting evolve from the old smoke-spewing vehicle of the past with many fitted with low emission engines, or refitted with LPG conversions. There are no meters, and trip costs are negotiated in advance.

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The samlor, meaning three-wheeler in Thailand and are usually referred to as a tuk-tuk mimicking the sound of a noisy two-cycle engine. However, the tuk-tuk is starting evolve from the old smoke-spewing vehicle of the past with many fitted with low emission engines, or refitted with LPG conversions. There are no meters, and trip costs are negotiated in advance.