Traffic jams persist as travelers flock back to cities after Tet holidays
VOV.VN - An influx of people returned to Hanoi on January 31 after enjoying Lunar New Year (Tet) holidays, causing traffic congestion along the city’s entrance routes.
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A long queue in front of Nuoc Ngam Bus Station. |
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National Highway 1 running from north to south, experiences the most serious traffic jams at its Phap Van-Cau Gie crossroads heading towards Hanoi when traffic peaks. |
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| Many people carrying heavy luggage come back to the city by motorbikes. |
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| Travelers, most of whom are office workers or children visiting their families in different provinces, try to reach the city on time to begin their working day on February 2. |
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Giap Bat Bus Station is chaotic due to thousands of passengers arriving at the same time on the evening of January 31. |
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A couple from Nam Dinh Province seems exhausted after a long journey. |
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Hoang Manh Duong (right, in black coat) carries his motorbike from Tuyen Quang Province to Hanoi. |
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A boy in Giap Bat Bus Station. |
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Outside Giap Bat Bus Station. |
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Hanoi traffic policemen are mobilized to ensure traffic order. |
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On Giai Phong Street. |
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Vehicles move slowly through Nguyen Xien Street. |
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Nguyen Trai Street at 6:00p.m on January 31. |
