pedicab

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noun pedi·cab \ ˈpe-di-ˌkab \

Definition of pedicab

:a tricycle with a 2-seat passenger compartment covered by a usually folding top and a separate seat for a driver who pedals

Recent Examples of pedicab from the Web

Plus, St. Claude strollers can expect food trucks, live music, street art and pedicab transport.

— doug maccash, NOLA.com, "Get unsanitary at the Filthy Linen Night art party Saturday," 14 Aug. 2017
He was raised in rural poverty — his father drove a motorcycle pedicab and his mother was a fish vendor — and made his way up the chain of command by earning a reputation as a soldier who never backed down from a fight.

— aurora almendral, New York Times, "The General Running Duterte’s Antidrug War," 2 June 2017
Loscalzo scored a small victory Wednesday when the St. Paul City Council agreed to allow pedicabs to operate electric-assist vehicles in city limits.

— frederick melo, Twin Cities, "Bicycle-taxis in St. Paul can add electric assists, assuming they come at all," 27 Apr. 2017
The advisory team began designing a pedicab for Wheat Ridge that would not only serve senior citizens but anyone looking for an alternative to driving.

— peyton garcia, The Denver Post, "Wheat Ridge looking to experiment with pedicab service for seniors," 4 Jan. 2017
Yet an unscientific survey of several Bergdorf’s saleswomen, nearby security guards and a pedicab operator found that the campaign had not brought much disturbance to the avenue.

— vivian yee, New York Times, "Trump Tower Acquires a New Allure, Even for New Yorkers," 25 Apr. 2016

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