According to our guide, there are at least two motorcycles per household in Saigon. While buses and taxis are also available easily, motorcycles and scooters rule the streets of Saigon.
But what fascinated me the most are the utter disregard to the traffic
laws of some of the motorcycle drivers. Numerous times, I have witnessed
scooters passing by on a counterflow of the traffic. The result, heart stopping chaos
but for the locals, it's just part of their daily lives.
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I remember how the traffic goes in India from another post and how it amazes me how people can travel through that. This one isn't too bad...atleast scooters can easily be maneuvered and can immediately avoid accidents. (I guess?) lol! What I'm saying is..atleast they are not big trucks and all that. It would be fun to try that slow moving tryke and go site seeing...
Visiting from TT. :)
Oh my, what a busy street! The scenes are quite similar to the busy streets of Manila.
Visiting from TT.
wow thats a very busy street! reminds me of taiwan too.. scooters rules the street. =)
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oi, ang bibo nang pictures :) looks like a busy day for the road. visiting from TT.
Awww! What a chaos! LOL. It maybe that full and crowded, but I'm sure it was a lot of fun! :)
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what a busy street this is Sis :-) many vehicles to look out :-) Dropping from last weeks TT
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