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- The Ciclobús in Havana, Cuba, has gained popularity amid Cuba's worst energy crisis in decades, transporting commuters and bicycles or scooters through the Havana Bay Tunnel.
- The service accommodates around 60 passengers and runs trips daily.
- Gasoline rationing from a U.S. energy blockade has left many without cars, boosting bicycle and electric motorcycle use.
- The fare ranges from 2 to 5 Cuban pesos and is cheaper than shared taxi rides.
