An auto rickshaw, also known as a tuk-tuk, is a three-wheeled vehicle commonly used for public transportation in many countries, especially in India and Southeast Asia. It typically has a cabin for the driver and a bench seat for passengers, making it a compact and maneuverable option for navigating busy streets. Auto rickshaws are often powered by gasoline or compressed natural gas and are known for their affordability and convenience. They can accommodate two to three passengers and are a popular choice for short-distance travel, providing a quick and efficient way to get around urban areas.