In remote rural areas of the Congo and the Philippines, people are very dependent on bush trucks that connect them to the city. These trucks allow them to sell their agricultural products in the markets to support their families. Mayambo drives one of these trucks and tours villages in the Pool region of Congo. To maximize profits, he fills his vehicle to capacity and must act quickly, because the road closes at 6 p.m. due to highway bandits. For his part, in the Philippines, Bong repaired his own jeepney to enable him to support the heavy weight of his merchandise and navigate the particularly steep mountain paths of the island of Panay. To carry out this work, you must not be afraid. Overloading your vehicle to the extreme and tackling rutted and steep country roads is an everyday risk and can quickly turn into a disaster...