Shocking Images Capture Daily Hell Commuters Faces Around The World.
No one enjoys having to go to work in the mornings, especially if they have a commute from hell.
And that's precisely what these are.
Traffic jams and road congestion is something that everybody has to deal with either daily or at some point in their life.
Whether you are going to work, or coming back home, catching a train, making the school trip to drop off the kids, doing some shopping, travelling or simply trying to commute to work, busy roads can be incredibly frustrating.
100 people on a bus or train thats meant for 20 or sitting in your car and moving along as a snail’s pace is something that nobody enjoys.
However, over the past decade or so the problem has grown much worse.
A bigger distribution of wealth and cheaper cars mean that more people can afford to own a vehicle and with roads rarely being expanded or improved, they can’t keep up with the growth.
The problem is even worse in developing countries where until a few years ago, only the very wealthy could afford to drive.
Coupled with occasional treacherous storm or natural disaster, this has led to some truly incredible traffic jams that have caused more than a slight delay.
And that's precisely what these are.
Traffic jams and road congestion is something that everybody has to deal with either daily or at some point in their life.
Whether you are going to work, or coming back home, catching a train, making the school trip to drop off the kids, doing some shopping, travelling or simply trying to commute to work, busy roads can be incredibly frustrating.
100 people on a bus or train thats meant for 20 or sitting in your car and moving along as a snail’s pace is something that nobody enjoys.
However, over the past decade or so the problem has grown much worse.
A bigger distribution of wealth and cheaper cars mean that more people can afford to own a vehicle and with roads rarely being expanded or improved, they can’t keep up with the growth.
The problem is even worse in developing countries where until a few years ago, only the very wealthy could afford to drive.
Coupled with occasional treacherous storm or natural disaster, this has led to some truly incredible traffic jams that have caused more than a slight delay.
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