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Once again, Andrew Sullivan's View from Your Window contest has a transit theme, but this one looks pretty difficult:
Are you an expert on tropical developing-world bus facilities? If so, take your best guess here, right down to identifying the address of the photo source and the window it was taken from, if you can.
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