The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Transportation model using motorcycles that have been modified with the addition of seats on the side of the motorcycle. It is seen that school children sit closely together as long as they can get a seat and arrive at school. Although it is dangerous, this vehicle is widely used as a means of transporting students."

Bajaj, which is usually only able to accommodate 2 people and 1 small child, is used by students in large groups. In the photo, two elementary school students can be seen hanging on the back of the bajaj in order to reach school.

Not only male students dare to do so, female students also hang on to the back door of the public minibus, just like the male students.

Dozens of students can be seen filling up the back of the pick-up. Even the back part of the vehicle looks uneven because it is unable to accommodate the weight of the students.

"Some junior high school students also hang on to vehicles as long as they can hold on. They seem accustomed to doing such things."

Although it can endanger safety, they still appear calm and happy sitting on the angkot.

"They are also willing to squeeze tightly while hanging on to the door of the minibus. Four students can be seen standing while casually holding onto the top of the minibus door, even though they could potentially fall."

Four elementary school students also sat cross-legged in a pickup truck that had no cover at the back. They seemed to be laughing and happy.

This pickup has been modified and turned into a school transportation. They can be seen filling the vehicle. The boys sit on the roof, while the girls sit below.

The following translation preserves the HTML tags: "The junior high school students casually climb onto the roof of the bus. Beside them, there are several stacks of goods, as if acting as guardians of the goods. It seems that they are already accustomed to facing dangerous situations like this."