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初到墨西哥的普埃布拉市,我发现当地的出租车竟然“分性别”。一天晚上,我们全家从朋友家出来,顺手拦住一辆出租车。我坐进副驾驶的位置,老公也迅速抱着女儿钻进车里。没想到女司机马上跳下车,打开后面的车门,做了个请老公下车的手势。女司机心平气和地答道:“这是粉色出租车,由女司机开,乘客也必须是女性。”
When I first arrived in Puebla, Mexico, I noticed that the local taxis were “divisible”. One night, our family came out from a friend’s house, conveniently stopped a taxi. I sit in the co-pilot’s position, her husband quickly hugged her daughter into the car. Unexpectedly, the driver immediately jumped off the car, opened the back door, made a gesture to please her husband get off. The woman driver calmly replied: “This is a pink taxi, driven by a female driver, passengers must also be women. ”