Bilingual bus stop sign - French and English.
Vanuatu, then known as New Hebrides, was a unusual colony, being ruled over by both the UK and France at the same time. The consequences are still felt today; many functions are carried out in either French, English or both. Interestingly, Port Vila no longer has a bus service that uses stops; buses currently operate more like share taxis: there are no routes, they stop anywhere, and they go to wherever their passengers want to go.
Size: 2364px × 3560px
Location: In the suburbs of Port Vila, New Caledonia, South Pacific
Photo credit: © CulturalEyes-N / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
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