concept   traffic congestion
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Japan (1) • Brazil (1) • India (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western Europe (1) • Northern European countries (1) • Qatar (1) • modern urban planning in developed countries (1) • Car-centric culture (1) • Densely populated areas (1) • Rural areas in developing countries (1) • Rural areas with less public transportation (1) • South Asia (1) • Taiwan (1) • Tropical countries (1) • Urban areas with extensive public transportation (1) • logistics (1) • suburban residents (1) • urban India (1) • urban commuters (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 traffic congestion Japan In Japan, traffic congestion is minimized through organized traffic flow and strict adherence to traffic laws. 18
2 traffic congestion Brazil In Brazil, traffic congestion is a chronic issue due to narrow roads and a flexible interpretation of traffic laws. 12
3 traffic congestion India Traffic congestion is a common and anticipated issue in urban areas of India, affecting travel times and daily routines. 10
4 traffic congestion United Kingdom Traffic congestion is common in urban areas in the United Kingdom, causing frustration and stress among drivers during rush hours. 7
5 traffic congestion Western Europe Traffic congestion is a prevalent issue during rush hours in urban areas of Western Europe. 7
6 traffic congestion Northern European countries Efficient public transportation and traffic management are effective in minimizing traffic congestion in Northern European countries. 2
7 traffic congestion Qatar In Qatar, traffic congestion is influenced by car dependency and specific working hours. 2
8 traffic congestion modern urban planning in developed countries Modern urban planning in developed countries focuses on advanced traffic control and alternative transport options to manage traffic congestion. 2
9 traffic congestion Car-centric culture Traffic congestion is seen as a regular and expected part of daily driving in a car-centric culture. 1
10 traffic congestion Densely populated areas Traffic congestion is common in densely populated areas with relatively shorter travel distances, leading to unique traffic management strategies. 1
11 traffic congestion Rural areas in developing countries Traffic congestion is prevalent in rural areas of developing countries due to inadequate infrastructure and regulation. 1
12 traffic congestion Rural areas with less public transportation In rural areas with less public transportation, traffic congestion is lower due to fewer vehicles on the road. 1
13 traffic congestion South Asia In South Asia, traffic congestion is a common occurrence leading to delays and longer travel times. 1
14 traffic congestion Taiwan Traffic congestion is a common occurrence in Taiwan during major cultural events and holidays. 1
15 traffic congestion Tropical countries In tropical countries, traffic congestion may worsen during the rainy season. 1
16 traffic congestion Urban areas with extensive public transportation Urban areas with extensive public transportation have high levels of traffic congestion due to reduced reliance on personal cars. 1
17 traffic congestion logistics Snow and ice removal in cold climates can lead to an increase in traffic congestion in urban areas. 1
18 traffic congestion suburban residents Suburban residents experience less traffic congestion due to lower population density and traffic volume. 1
19 traffic congestion urban India Daily traffic congestion is a common occurrence in urban India's cities. 1
20 traffic congestion urban commuters Traffic congestion is a common issue for urban commuters during rush hours, leading to delays and frustration. 1