An unusual canal crossing in Bangkok uses a pedal-powered raft.<br /><br />Locals pay three baht, around 10 cents, to stand on the floating ferry while young lads operate a pulley that takes them to the other side.<br /><br />There are several of the floating rafts along the Saen Saep Canal in Thailand's capital. Passenger boats even whizz by, causing waves that wobble the rafts.<br /><br />Each one can carry up to 10 people and they are attached to a pulley that works when the operator on the other side starts to pedal manually.<br /><br />Footage shows the canal crossing being used by residents as they move between the two areas on August 5.
