Nicaragua has no metro, and public buses are almost entirely cash-based. In Managua, you’ll see big yellow buses and microbuses that cost just a few c...

New Zealand doesn’t have a metro, but cities like Auckland and Wellington run modern bus and train networks. You can’t tap a foreign card directly - y...

Nepal doesn’t have a metro, and all public transport is cash-based. In Kathmandu, you’ll find Sajha Yatayat green buses and plenty of microbuses and t...

Moorea has no metro and only a limited bus system that circles the island along the coastal road. These buses are informal and cash-only. You pay the ...

There’s no metro in Monaco, but the Compagnie des Autobus de Monaco runs city buses covering Monte Carlo, Fontvieille, and the port area. You can pay ...

The Maldives doesn’t have a metro, but Malé and Hulhumalé are connected by buses. Payment is cash-only, and you hand the driver Maldivian rufiyaa. Car...

Luxembourg is unique because all public transport - buses, trams, and trains - is free. You don’t need to buy tickets, swipe a card, or carry coins. Y...

Riga doesn’t have a metro, but it has a strong network of buses, trams, and trolleybuses. You can’t just tap a foreign bank card on board. Instead, yo...

Kenya doesn’t have a metro system. In Nairobi, most people rely on matatus (minibuses), city buses, and the new Nairobi Expressway shuttles. All of th...