Larger towns in Myanmar offer a variety of city buses, motorcycle taxis, bicycle rickshaws or trishaws, horse carts, ox carts, taxis, little three-wheelers somewhat akin to Thai tuk-tuks, tiny four-wheeled ’blue taxi’ Mazdas and modern Japanese pickup trucks. Japanese-made pickup trucks feature three rows of bench seats in the covered back. Most pick-ups connect short-distance destinations, making many stops along the way to pick up people or cargo. They are often packed. Pick-ups trace some useful or necessary routes, such as from Mandalay to Amarapura, from Myingyan to Meiktila, from Bagan to Mt Popa, and up to the Golden Rock at Kyaiktiyo. Unlike buses, they go regularly during the day.