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Driving through 8 Mile in Port Moresby is a raw, energetic glimpse of everyday PNG life. The roads are constantly alive — PMVs stopping to pick up passengers, roadside vendors selling fresh produce, betel nut stalls, hardware shops, and small trade stores lining the way.
Traffic can be unpredictable. One moment you’re moving steadily, the next you’re slowing for pedestrians crossing or a PMV pulling over without much warning. It’s busy, vibrant, and very community-driven. You see families walking along the roadside, kids in school uniforms, and small businesses operating from nearly every corner.
There’s a strong sense of movement and resilience in this area — it’s not polished or quiet, but it’s real. Driving here reminds you that Port Moresby isn’t just corporate buildings and waterfront views — it’s neighborhoods, hustle, and daily survival.