concept   traffic
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Canada (1) • China (1) • United States (1) • Denmark (1) • Indonesia (1) • Netherlands (1) • Western countries (1) • Kenyan (1) • Vietnam (1) • Philippines (1) • Bangladeshi (1) • Bangalore (1) • Common (1) • Everyday culture (1) • Rural areas of the USA (1) • South-East Asian countries (1) • Southeast Asian countries (1) • Southern California (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 traffic Canada Canada values adherence to traffic laws and sustainability for well-organized city traffic. 19
2 traffic China Traffic in China is heavily influenced by rapid urbanization, diverse vehicles, and a relaxed attitude towards traffic rules. 13
3 traffic United States In the United States, traffic congestion during rush hours in urban areas frustrates drivers. 11
4 traffic Denmark In Denmark, bicycles are a popular and well-integrated mode of transportation with well-organized traffic flow and infrastructure. 10
5 traffic Indonesia Indonesia's traffic culture involves diverse vehicles and informal adherence to traffic rules. 10
6 traffic Netherlands Netherlands places high emphasis on cycling with dedicated lanes, traffic circles, and strict regulations for cyclists. 8
7 traffic Western countries Traffic rules are strictly enforced in Western countries, and cars drive on the right side of the road. 8
8 traffic Kenyan Traffic congestion and enforcement difficulties are prevalent in Kenyan traffic culture. 7
9 traffic Vietnam In Vietnam, there is a common tendency to interpret traffic rules flexibly and rely on informal arrangements. 7
10 traffic Philippines In the Philippines, traffic congestion and inconsistent compliance with traffic rules are widespread. 4
11 traffic Bangladeshi Bangladeshi traffic culture involves a chaotic mix of vehicles and pedestrians sharing the roads. 3
12 traffic Bangalore Bangalore has a congested and chaotic traffic culture with frequent traffic jams. 1
13 traffic Common In Japan, India, and the UK, driving on the left side of the road is common. 1
14 traffic Everyday culture Everyday traffic culture may involve informal rules and interactions between drivers and pedestrians. 1
15 traffic Rural areas of the USA Traffic in rural areas of the USA is less congested with mainly local residents and agricultural vehicles. 1
16 traffic South-East Asian countries Traffic congestion is a prevalent issue in major cities across South-East Asian countries. 1
17 traffic Southeast Asian countries Traffic rules are typically loosely followed in Southeast Asian countries, leading to chaotic traffic conditions. 1
18 traffic Southern California Southern California traffic is known for its notorious congestion and long commute times. 1