Mennonites use horse-drawn buggies and carriages as their primary form of transportation within their colony, as these are the only vehicles allowed. Only married men are permitted to own classic buggies or carriages. The buggies are rubber-wheeled carts pulled by horses that collect milk from each family in the colony daily. Farming is done using steel-wheeled tractors.

1. Mennonites:
Transportation

2. Mennonites use buggies or carriages
that are pulled by horses. They are the
only transportation in the colony

3. Only married men have
possessions like classic buggies or
carriages.

4. The "buggies" are rubber-wheeled carts pulled
by horses. They go to the gates in search of the
milk produced by each family everyday.

5. • Steel- wheeled tractor for farmig