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Why is there water running on the right, with water on the left?
Of the 240 countries and territories of the world, there are 165 places that apply the mode of circulation on the right, only 75 places are moving on the left.
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The road is more than 6km long with 68 bends in China
The 6.3km long route with a series of tight bends in Yunnan province is considered the most zigzag road in China.
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Why are high-heeled shoes the culprits causing tragic accidents in the streets?
It's not natural for people to put on high-heeled shoes on the list of prohibited accessories when driving vehicles.
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The strange city in the heart of Europe without a shadow of a car appeared
Pontevedra was bustling with 14,000 cars every day, but now there's no four-wheeler.
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The most exotic public transport systems in the world
Large cities often have metro or high speed trains and are supported by bus or tram services. While urban areas are smaller, public transport is primarily buses
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Quiz: Does the earthquake affect the plane?
Earthquakes are caused by the release of the unexpected energy of the Earth's crust, and it affects everything on the ground.
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The invisible highway network for aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean
The virtual flight system is set up by ground-based air traffic control center to make the flight between North America and Europe safe.
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Europe's largest volcano is sliding into the sea
A few weeks ago, this volcano once erupted and made air traffic affect.
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How does the subway system work?
The subway system is simply a lot of trams running in a tunnel.
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10 countries own the longest railway in the world
America, China, Russia, India ... are the countries that own the longest railway in the world.
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The model runs 241 km / h under Elon Musk's underground road
The project of building a system of underground roads by the American billionaire will prioritize the development of public facilities to serve passengers.
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The corpse resurrected on the autopsy table, taking the cadet's hand
The Sun reported, Mr. Himanshu Bharadwaj from Nagpur, India, Maharashtra state, was declared dead after a serious traffic accident.
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Car sunroof - potential danger
In 2005, one day on his way to work in Yazoo City, Mississippi, Hankins encountered an accident on the 2000 Ford Expedition.
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Safety posture on Vietnamese cars need to remember
In order to limit casualties when sitting in a car where a collision occurs, you need to fasten yourself to the seat, bend down as low as possible, hold your head to red…
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China built an 11km railway bridge on the Asian Bermuda Triangle.
Chinese engineers started implementing the project in 2013 and are confident they can complete this massive traffic project next year.