In Phnom Penh, home often is where the tuk-tuk parks

See you again in September

Hammocks are a tuk-tuk driver’s best friend.

Drivers ordinarily store their clothes and other necessities seats.

It is a common enough sight to see tuk-tuk drivers sound asleep with their bare feet sticking outside their vehicles, mostly rented for $100 a month more or less, when the sun is high.

Less frequently, a pedestrian may well spot drivers taking more than a short nap when it is dark.

There is a simple reason: