Rush Hour in Different Countries Like You’ve Never Seen It

The phrase ’’rush hour’’ immediately brings to mind thoughts of large masses of people and a huge congestion of cars. Everyone’s in a hurry: one guy needs to have dinner, another lady has a business meeting, a happy couple over there is just walking home. It doesn’t matter where you live; you’ll find rush hour in every country in the world.

We here at Bright Side thought it’d be interesting to collect photos depicting various cities of the world during the busiest hours of the day. Some of the contrasts are truly fascinating!

Train ride in Bangladesh

Beijing, China

Dhaka, Bangladesh

Venice, Italy

Chhattisgarh, India

Train attendants at work in Tokyo, Japan

Siem Reap, Cambodia

London, Great Britain

Moscow, Russia

São Paulo, Brazil

Taxi park in Kampala, Uganda

Palermo, Italy

Train ride in Bangladesh

Note: such traffic jams usually take place during the Bishwa Ijtema.

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Based on materials from ellf, forbes, livejournal

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