Rishika Baranwal
Traffic congestion plagues cities worldwide, turning commutes into daily endurance tests. Here are the seven most congested cities on the planet.
Mumbai’s dense population and high vehicle numbers create severe traffic jams, making commutes excruciatingly long.
Manila's rapid urbanization outpaces its infrastructure, leading to constant gridlock and packed public transport.
Bogotá's mountainous terrain and narrow roads contribute to its notorious traffic congestion, despite ongoing public transport improvements.
São Paulo’s sprawling layout and car-dependent culture result in massive congestion, even with an extensive public transit system.
Jakarta suffers from chronic congestion due to inadequate road infrastructure and high population density, despite ongoing improvements.
Bangkok’s frequent traffic jams and seasonal flooding exacerbate its congestion problems, despite existing public transport options.
Mexico City's vast size and dense population make traffic jams a daily ordeal, despite efforts to enhance public transit and traffic management.
These cities highlight the global issue of traffic congestion and the need for innovative solutions and robust public transport.