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The famous Seven Hills of Rome, present citizens of the Italian capital with a serious problem of transportation. The Germans looted most of Rome's motor buses, and the taxis have been requisitioned by the Allied commission leaving only a few trolley-buses and street cars which do not connect all parts of the city. Many strange contrivances are therefore to be seen running the streets, helping to convey Romans from place to place in the capital. The three wheel truckbed vehicle is called “motofurgoncino” and carries passengers who stand and sit in the back, in Rome on October 11, 1945. During rush hours two passengers, one on either side, ride with the driver. (Photo by AP Photo)
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