jayinfo2:


Do you love garri this much . you have literarily commented on more than 10 post with dis same comment.

Well I hope the price of garri is reduced because of u.

iraborosasu:
It's funny how coordinated they are...

Nigerian Bus Drivers will be wondering why those small spaces are vacant

Automotive1:








Mind-blowing pictures show thousands of vehicles stuck in an epic 10km traffic jam in China as holiday-goers try to return home

More than 10,000 cars and over 100,000 travellers were stuck in a massive traffic jam in China last week as they waited to get on ferryboats to leave popular tropical island Hainan.

According to Chinese news site Sina, the huge queues stretched for around 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) at one point. The congestion was caused by heavy fog over the Qiongzhou Strait in Haikou.

The incredible gridlock took place at the end of China's seven-day national holiday to celebrate Lunar New Year.

As a tropical destination, Hainan Island was hugely popular among tourists who were looking for sunshine. 

In the space of seven days, around five million people swarmed to the island which is roughly the size of Belgium.

But when they were trying to return home, they found themselves trapped on the island due to foggy weather as boats could only operate periodically. 

Huge queues of vehicles were spotted outside of the islands Xiuying Port, Xinhai Port and Nangang Port from the evening of February 19 and by midnight, over 10,000 vehicle had been stuck.







As a result of the traffic jam, the price of the flight tickets out of Hainan to major Chinese cities soared up by some 20 times.

It's said that after the ferry re-opened on the morning of February 20, 30 boats shuttled between the strait to transport nearly 7,000 vehicles over in 4.5 hours.It took another 24 hours to clear the queue.

The worst traffic jam ever in China took place in 2010 where motorists were caught up in a 60-mile tailback which lasted for more than 10 days on the Beijing-Tibet Expressway due to roadworks. 

Be grateful you’re not stuck in this kind traffic jam,with thousands of cars,buses and lorries in front of you.

Source https://autojosh.com/mind-blowing-pictures-thousands-vehicles-stuck-10km-traffic-jam-china/

NLbully:
JESUUUUU!!!

obafemee80:


Wicked

There is an atom of truth in what you said...

Nigerians that cannot maintain a queue of 20 people

KendrickAyomide:
This Traffic is more organized than Nigeria

biosystech:
One thing one can learn from the picture is the fact that the queue is organized unlike here in Nigeria. I hope we get it right.

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IdeyFindWife:


Look at them, look at Nigeria; imagining the differences between both realities can't but produce depression.

With all their advancement, they're here again selling us junk electronics and sapping whatever little devalued Naira we can lay claim to from our oil sales with the Roads Contracts we keep throwing at CCECC and co.

When will Nigeria get it right?

chineselink:
Beautiful Hainan island. Haikou is the capital but sanya is more than beautiful, I lived there for over four years. Tourism is the key to their success.

iraborosasu:
It's funny how coordinated they are...

Nigerian Bus Drivers will be wondering why those small spaces are vacant

iraborosasu:
It's funny how coordinated they are...

Nigerian Bus Drivers will be wondering why those small spaces are vacant

Automotive1:

they are not better than nigerians in that kind of situation,just that we always see ourselves as inferior..i stay in China and i know them better! my opinion!






Mind-blowing pictures show thousands of vehicles stuck in an epic 10km traffic jam in China as holiday-goers try to return home

More than 10,000 cars and over 100,000 travellers were stuck in a massive traffic jam in China last week as they waited to get on ferryboats to leave popular tropical island Hainan.

According to Chinese news site Sina, the huge queues stretched for around 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) at one point. The congestion was caused by heavy fog over the Qiongzhou Strait in Haikou.

The incredible gridlock took place at the end of China's seven-day national holiday to celebrate Lunar New Year.

As a tropical destination, Hainan Island was hugely popular among tourists who were looking for sunshine. 

In the space of seven days, around five million people swarmed to the island which is roughly the size of Belgium.

But when they were trying to return home, they found themselves trapped on the island due to foggy weather as boats could only operate periodically. 

Huge queues of vehicles were spotted outside of the islands Xiuying Port, Xinhai Port and Nangang Port from the evening of February 19 and by midnight, over 10,000 vehicle had been stuck.







As a result of the traffic jam, the price of the flight tickets out of Hainan to major Chinese cities soared up by some 20 times.

It's said that after the ferry re-opened on the morning of February 20, 30 boats shuttled between the strait to transport nearly 7,000 vehicles over in 4.5 hours.It took another 24 hours to clear the queue.

The worst traffic jam ever in China took place in 2010 where motorists were caught up in a 60-mile tailback which lasted for more than 10 days on the Beijing-Tibet Expressway due to roadworks. 

Be grateful you’re not stuck in this kind traffic jam,with thousands of cars,buses and lorries in front of you.

Source https://autojosh.com/mind-blowing-pictures-thousands-vehicles-stuck-10km-traffic-jam-china/

iraborosasu:
It's funny how coordinated they are...

Nigerian Bus Drivers will be wondering why those small spaces are vacant

iraborosasu:
It's funny how coordinated they are...

Nigerian Bus Drivers will be wondering why those small spaces are vacant