Ho Chi Minh City's 11.3 Million Motorbikes Stack Roads Four Levels High
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's largest metropolis, grapples with severe traffic congestion due to its staggering 11.3 million motorbikes. To address this, the city is developing four-level interchanges, integrating elevated roads and underpasses, to manage the overwhelming traffic flow.
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