The Beirut Water Taxi Project is a new idea to help reduce congestion on Beirut's busy roads. It is currently being studied by the Lebanese government. Show your support for the idea by joining the Facebook group.
Written byKatharine Ganly
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I hope that this is just the start of many transportation projects. A contructing a railway would be great. A train along the shore and toward the Bekaa. Best Bankruptcy Attorney
It is a dream to commute into bustling Beirut minus the nightmarish traffic. Traffic has become unbearable in this country.