In order to protect women from sexual harassment, the transportation department of Maharashtra, India, first issued operating licenses to 548 female motorcycle drivers at the beginning of this year, painted their tricycles pink and named them pink tricycles.Because the driver is female, the pink three wheel is deeply loved by Indian women once it is launched, and has become the first choice for Indian women to travel.In fact, women's tuk tukare not available only this year. As early as after the rape in Delhi in 2012, pink three wheels have appeared on the streets of LanChi, an Indian city. Following closely, pink tricycles have also appeared in bubanisvar, ketak, Gurgaon and other cities, and have been popularized at a very fast speed. Even Indian women have called for the promotion of pink tricycles throughout India.

  In order to understand the use of the pink three wheel, foreign journalists came to the Indian city of Noida near the subway station for on-the-spot observation. The parking lot in front of the subway station has a parking space specially prepared for pink tricycles, but it is not seen nearby. Although there are many ordinary yellow tricycles waiting for business nearby, many women prefer to wait for pink tricycles.

  Rani Kumari, 22, who had been waiting in front of the station for 20 minutes, complained: "ordinary tricycles and buses are prone to sexual harassment. People often touch girls' hips on the bus. Pink tricycles are very safe, but there are too few." Like many women, rani, who waited another 20 minutes, was eventually forced to take the bus home.

  For women who are so keen on pink tricycles, ordinary tricycle drivers nearby are embarrassed. Although some tricycles are not pink, they are also pasted with pink Hindi stickers of "serving women at night". Mohammad yerxat, a 24-year-old tricycle driver, said: "pink tricycles are rare. I've only seen them at a nearby gas station.

  The government's move is to protect women from harassment, but the government also issues pink stickers to ordinary tricycles. We will also protect women's safety. "