Rush hour in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 20 Jul 2017
Posted on 20 Jul 2017
Crowed scene of city traffic in rush hour in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Photo: xuanhuongho/Shutterstock
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With more cars, motorbikes and people than ever before, Vietnam's major cities suffer from chronic congestion at rush hour. A sea of scooters, taxis and cars, fill every available space. Lane markers are no longer abided by, right of way rules no longer considered. Pedestrians can have trouble trying to cross roads; thankfully the one rule that is still adhered to is stopping for red lights. Experience the chaos for yourself on Insight Guides' Discover Vietnam trip.
This article was originally published on 16 November, 2015
