In Vietnam the traffic on the roads appears pretty crazy at first, and dangerous, but over time you get more used to it. By rights I probably should have seen more accidents during my 8 night stay there but there was some sort of self-leveling process in play.
There are a huge number of bicycles, mopeds, motorbikes there, plus a small number of cars in comparison and large trucks.
It is a study of maai, nagashi and irimi itself that covers all the interplay of the traffic, and when you cross the road. There is also a case for always keeping moving forward, don't go back. That really messes with the drivers and riders.
Some locals just didn't look, but I would tend to look directly for my own comfort.
Going from Hong Kong to Vietnam is going from one extreme to another. But I totally enjoyed the trip.
Vietnam - the roads are nuts
Re: Vietnam - the roads are nuts
sounds like a fun journey
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General Secretary FEW Federation European Wadokai
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http://www.wadokai.nl
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