Driving a faded blue taxi, Vojislav Miljkovic circles the north side of the bridge in Mitrovica, in northern Kosovo, looking for fares near the busy main square.
The radio blares Serbian ballads as he passes Serbian signs and advertisements. His car bears licence plates issued by the Serbian government.
Although Mr Miljkovic lives and works in Kosovo's divided city of Mitrovica, he may as well be living in Serbia.
