Cambodia's tuk-tuk rivals: Lingohack

There's a new gang in town: young, colourful, speedy and you see them just about everywhere in Phnom Penh.
But all's not well on the capital's increasingly crowded streets where ageing cyclos, motor taxis, locally made tuk-tuks and cars all battle for road space.
Need-to-know language:
cyclos – simple bicycle taxis
tuk-tuks – three-wheeled motorised vehicles used as taxis
auto-rickshaw – (also) three-wheeled motorised vehicle used as a taxi
ride-hailing – ordering a taxi to take you somewhere
carriages – (here) transport vehicles for paying passengers
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