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Not only in Vietnam, but also the rush hour in other countries
No matter where you live, you can still see rush hour traffic jams in any country in the world.
50 outstanding science and technology images in 2015 (Part I)
The first color photo from Pluto, blooming flowers on the desert, meteor shower, blood moon, the longest glass bridge in the world opened 2 weeks and cracked, .... are some of the
Image: Europe is in a snowstorm
Moscow's Russian capital and many other European cities have welcomed strong snowstorms right in the early winter this year.
Video: Tricycles turn into helicopters dealing with traffic jams
The PAL-V Liberty model designed by the PAL-V company in the UK can be flexibly changed between flight and steering modes to deal with traffic jams.
Video: Large dust storms attack the United States
A large dust storm covered the area of Arizona, USA, causing the sky to become gray and many flights were delayed.
Having a mental problem because of traffic jams
Being stuck in traffic too many times is not only frustrating but also can cause serious mental disorders.
Software helps reduce traffic congestion
Recently, Zhenjiang City, China, has installed a software from IBM to enable efficient traffic management. It not only shows the problems that are happening but also helps users
New application detects traffic jam
The search site Google has launched a new application called Google Maps Navigation, which will make it easier for drivers to find the fastest route to avoid traffic jams.
Self-moving divider for blocking traffic
There is a strip of dividers that run horizontally without moving, helping to create more lane for more cars.
Smart intersection without traffic lights
According to a recent study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), car sensors are possible