+Bill Bingham Great idea! i think you should patent that :)

+Bill Bingham no such thing as a patent in china.

To make it easier, they should just wire the horn so it goes off every time you hit the brake.

Every time they hit the brakes.

I cant understand why , just a traffic light will do

Now, I am all back to my "Canadian Mode". I guess it will take another 3 month of driving in China to get back to "Chinese Mode".

I recommend spending some time in Quebec before going and after coming back, as a sort of warm-up/cool down to driving like a complete nutcase.

+jimmyjamesWang You got to drive like a pirck to get into your "chinese mode" of driving.

Ryley Hayes 😂

Hahaha 😂 this comment is so funny

Haha Yes I agree! Very stressful for beginners

Some even shit themselves!

ive been driving for a while and driving in that traffic would give me anxiety

Right OF way

XD

Yes. Chinese justify this by saying "there are so many people, if you don't take your turn, noone will ever give it to you". This is why Chinese suck at queuing too. They also have this great rule where.. who-ever hits the OTHER with the front of their car is at fault, so cutting people off is totally okay.

@@puppy6646 But they fail to realize that that exact behavior is the _cause_ of the gridlock.

that's what she said

@@SFVYachtClub I don't think they fail to realize it; it's just that you can't make *other* people give way when there's no signal, priority rules, or roundabout.

@@TaiViinikka You illustrate the difference between the stock of people who are always collapsing down to the lowest possible denominator, and the races that have the maturity to look at themselves and collectively say "let's not." The lower races can't even fathom this happening, while the civilized live it every moment of every day.

Average Joe 🚙🎺

4 years old message. I'm just wondering if this is Vietnam because they're famous for not having traffic lights.

condorX2 this is china

Zach Pilgram: Their system certainly seems very bizarre compared to Western countries that’s for sure. But I have to say it gets people through the intersection and there were no accidents, so the little things they do may seem extreme, funny, and fucked up in our eyes but for them it obviously works and that’s probably all that matters!

@@tannawannavannabittannawan7138 bruh I saw an old lady get fkn deleted to death by a bus in Beijing and none of the people walking by called the bao an guys or an ambulance or nothing ice cold

@@SFVYachtClubover there if the person lives, you the guilty person have to pay their medical bills for life so theres a culture of not helping and hoping if you hurt anyone they really perma-deleted 💀

+nh6central lol

+nh6central lol

nh6central its not illigeal to indicate. it is illiegeal to not indicate

what was he thinking !?

Yes, I’ve heard that it is a 3,000 yuan fine!

I agree! Would be entertaining to watch lol

2 years old message. I'm just wondering if this is Vietnam because they're famous for not having traffic lights.

@@finlaystech 😀👌

This would bring great cortisol for those who have job interviews to prepare for or speeches in front of large crowds.

Colin Christie we don't do that in china, because we don't want to piss off a random 'gov official' or 'rich people who have power' that sit in the car. They have 100 ways to revenge us and our family. They basically own police.

Colin Christie Yikes...........Don’t know about that way out reply above! Doubt that in today’s China. That seems like an answer that would be accurate in rare, extreme cases in old China. What you were saying is very true. People aren’t out to take out all their aggression on the streets, but they aren’t out to take a leisurely Sunday drive either! They just want to get where they’re going as efficiently and rapidly as possible. But you do occasionally get people saying rude things to each other about their driving habits, but nothing that comes close to road rage in other countries. People respect the idea that others also need to get where they are going as well. There is a LOT of horn honking, but as you already know it’s not the same meaning as in Western countries. People “drive” with their horn, but it’s to let other drivers know that they are right next to them so the other driver does not make a rapidly lane change or other fast movement that would cause an accident. Drivers aren’t upset by having the person near them repeatedly honking their horn or driving very close to them either. 🚗🚙🚛🎺🎺🎺

@@puppy6646 Calm yourself, it's a compliment.

I think also if you got out to exact road rage at every occasion a driver cuts you up it would takes days to get where you going in China. Plus I guess since it's happening to everyone and you're probably doing it too it must feel like less of a personal attack and because of that is easier to get over. Guess in most countries where people drive better when you do get cut up you feel it's very personal and gets you angrier.

Traffic rules violation? No rules - no violation:)

Good comments, that's what China's road system functions.

Gods... I hope you're not white.. We already don't breed enough as it is, so interracial breeding just makes our situation even worse...

Although China is a developed country, this looks like stanard 2d/3d world driving.

James Kaplan You got it wrong tho, because China is a developing country. There was a new bus centre under construction in this town named Ningnan a few years ago, so there was no traffic light during that time period. After the bus centre was rebuilt around the Spring Festival, the traffic lights came back and the road became broader. Ningnan is still developing but it is much better now.

I was a but confused as to why China drivers just periodically honk the horn for no apparent reason...guess it's not a "wtf are you doing" there it's a "I'm right next to you"

They forgot to copy those.

If there is a stop sign, no one obeys it.

Yo Momma This video was in a town. China only has traffic lights in the city. There's no stop sign in the entire country. Because no one obey signs. Some people don't even obey traffic lights.

Yo Momma ikr

it's in a developing country, so road infrastructure is often poor

lol. well said.

you got it!

I remember that trike!

Rachel Barr hahahahaha. Accurate indeed

Black cars? Even if it's a beater?

Thank you for your objective answer (I'm Chinese).

Sounds a bit like Wales.

+Average Joe Solves what? there are no jams or accidents, and drivers don't seem to be aggresive. What exactly needs to be sovled?

+tektel are you kidding me? this intersection looks like absolute chaos. just because this one video showed no accidents, doesn't mean there aren't tons that have happened in the past

Aurora Borealis I'm not kidding you. Maybe you are right about the accident rate, maybe you are not. Who knows.

A simple google/wiki search knows. 100+ fatality per 100,000 vehicles a year (China) vs 5 fatality per 100,000 vehicles a year (United Kingdom).

China has laws that incentivize killing pedestrians. Culpable drivers have to pay medical bills for people they hit for the rest of the victim's life, or pay a one time lump sum payment to the family if the person they ran over dies. So, there's enough cases of people hitting someone, and backing up and running them over again. I'm not sure to what degree this perverse law plays a role in their MVA death rates, but I think we can safely assume it does.

Yea that traffic jam is nothing idk why they r stuck there we could have drove past 15 times

Their is no traffic police to guide them

+Alex Truong you don't need traffic police if there are stop lights.

gold aria stop lights are useless mostly traffic police are more useful

Haha!!

Seems like less crashes with this system too. But it'll never work in Europe and the West with some of the citizens the holier than thou attitude towards their townsfolk.

Yeah that would definitely be a tough spot to live in for sure!

yeah youre deaf if you didn't hear at LEAST 3/4 thuds...

haha!

YES! It was! lol We are based out of Maryland so this was certainly a sight for us to witness. Thank goodness that I70 is never this crazy haha

you definitely don't live in california then lol

Rakesh Monga That is true. everyone accepts this as normal. No aggression.On single lane roads they often "Play chicken",i.e. They could stand nose to nose for about 5 minutes waiting for the other guy to back out. eventually they do not back out, but manage to somehow squeeze by. larger cities are not as crazy though.

Yes, I understand what you mean!!! Very accurate.

Late reply, but in Asia, honking = "I am here, driving here, look out!"

nah....at least 3 per day in Shenzhen tho~

Haha thanks for sharing Nicolas! What an interesting experience!

Yup😂

You don't even know your own country. You are a slave of the CCP.

Accidents won’t happen because everyone drives slowly especially at the crossing.

No. No accidents. Just a regulsr daily commute.

VocalBoothToGo nothing regular about that 🤣

I not really know for sure, but I can check. I doubt that it had improved. This town is a relatively small and things like that are "normal ".

Hi Ryan, good question. We recently visited China and was amazed at this traffic and noise from the city streets. We've had requests for soundproofing curtains and other products to block this exact type of noise from hotels and apartments. Just research. Thanks for asking.

Mutual understanding is so important!

Good one though

With a populated country they do but mostly use traffic cops

Why? Theres no freedom in that, I rather putt around on a scooter

third world country and the rule of stronger. that's the reason why they are always third world.

Is India's that bad?

Aquila Latin no such a thing.

There are no traffic lights.

Obey traffic lights? Like yellow light means "go pedal to the floor?"