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Traffic congestion worsens in Hanoi due to Tet crowds

Chủ Nhật, 30/01/2022, 12:25

Major roads across the capital have been left clogged with traffic as vehicles crawl along at a snail's pace on the final working days before the Lunar New Year festival, known locally as Tet.

Travel demand increases in the days leading up to Tet holiday, resulting in rising numbers of private vehicles hitting the roads, thereby leading to greater congestion at rush hour.

Some commuters are forced to travel on the pavement due to the severe traffic jams.

A long line of vehicles can be seen forming on Thai Ha street.

The majority of vehicles must move at a snail’s pace due to the density of the traffic.

Crowds wait for a green light at the Lang Ha-Le Van Luong intersection.

No heavy traffic on Hoang Cau street on the evening of January 27

No traffic congestion is recorded at the Kim Lien-Dai Co Viet intersection.

A large number of vehicles cause traffic jams to form on Nguyen Khoai street leading towards Vinh Tuy bridge on the evening of January 27.

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