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In Cluj-Napoca, Romania, something truly unique is happening when it comes to paying for bus tickets. Instead of using money, you can get a ticket by doing 20 squats! There’s a special device that counts your squats and gives you a bus ticket in return. This ticket lets you travel within the CTP Cluj Napoca network in the city. The best part is that disabled and elderly people can ride the bus for free, making transportation more accessible to everyone. It’s an innovative and inclusive way to stay fit and get around the city at the same
