I am a citizen of Bangladesh. As a citizen of this populous country, I have to live with many considerations. The population is high here but the demand is high. So always take everything into consideration. Congratulations to the respected moderator @solaymann for the beautiful competition organized on transport. I feel blessed to have the opportunity to speak about my area. I hope you like it.

As fuel, oil means octane, petrol, and diesel are widely known. Compressed natural gas (CNG) or natural gas is used as an alternative fuel in the country to reduce the cost of driving. Although this gas is less expensive, it is more or less harmful to the engine. Generally, the cars that are imported into our country are made to run on liquid fuel. However, car manufacturing companies do not make engines for gas use. Engines of gas-powered vehicles run relatively hotter than other vehicles. Therefore, special attention should be paid to the water circulation of the radiator of the car to eliminate the heat of the engine of these cars.

Our favorite mode of transportation in Bangladesh is the train. In a populous country like ours, the need for trains as a mode of transportation is immense. The train engine is operated by diesel. There are many accidents on the roads of Bangladesh, so people prefer trains first as a safe means of transportation. I myself feel comfortable as a train passenger. The transportation cost of trains is comparatively very low. Where there is a need for trains for long journeys. The train has all kinds of facilities. I think the train is a suitable mode of transport.

Our area has a bus service for long distances. Our roads are in very good condition. And for low-income people, there are battery-powered TomToms for short-distance journeys. Which is very popular in our area. There are CNG autorickshaws for middle-income people. But accidents often occur in this CNG. Causes death of people. Even after that, people prefer to travel on CNG.

Transportation costs are not that high in our area. The bus fare is Rs 5 per kilometer. And 10 taka per kilometer in TomTom car. And for CNG cars, it costs Tk. 20 per kilometer. They are all public services. Renting a car privately costs a lot more. Currently, the price of oil has increased. So the transport owners are not willing to operate the vehicles on hire for a small amount of money. So forced to pay more rent. Still, I will say that the quality of public services in our area is much better, and it resembles the outdoor scene. So I am proud of my area.
I am inviting three dear friends of mine @mahadisalim, @kuhinoor, and @tammanna to participate in this contest.