๐บ means an auto rickshaw or tuk-tuk, a small three-wheeled taxi used for short rides in cities. Apple shows a green three-wheeler from the side with a yellow canopy roof and an open cabin.

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๐บ is a plain travel emoji with strong local flavor. In India and Pakistan people call it an "auto" or "rickshaw" and use it for daily commutes, haggling over fares, or booking a ride on an app. In Thailand it is a tuk-tuk, in Indonesia a bajaj, and in Nigeria many call it a keke. Travelers also send it to show street life or a fun ride abroad. The tone is usually casual or funny, such as jokes about bumpy rides or drivers refusing short trips.
It usually means "I'm taking an auto" or "book an auto". It often comes with jokes about meter fares or drivers saying no to your area.
It tells someone you are on the way by auto or tuk-tuk, or that you are out on local roads.
in an auto ๐บ reaching in 10 min
bhaiya asked 200 for 2 km ๐บ๐ญ
tuk-tuk ride in Bangkok was wild ๐บ
no Uber, taking a keke ๐บ
| ๐บ vs ๐ | ๐ is a car taxi, while ๐บ is a small three-wheeled auto rickshaw. |
|---|---|
| ๐บ vs ๐ต | ๐ต is a motor scooter for one or two riders, while ๐บ is a covered three-wheeler for passengers. |
| ๐บ vs ๐ฒ | ๐ฒ is a bicycle, while ๐บ is a motorized rickshaw. |
| Name | auto rickshaw |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F6FA |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | auto, rickshaw, tuk |
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๐บ means an auto rickshaw or tuk-tuk, a small three-wheeled taxi used for short rides in cities. Apple shows a green three-wheeler from the side with a yellow canopy roof and an open cabin.
Both. It is the same vehicle, called an auto rickshaw in India and Pakistan and a tuk-tuk in Thailand and many other places.
Usually with a simple "ok, see you soon" or a location pin. It often means the person is already on the way.
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