Hanoi sees light traffic congestion on the first working day after Tet

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Vehicles can easily move on usually-busy two-way streets.
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Compared to normal days, the traffic moving towards the capital’s gateways is heavy, although there is no signs of severe congestion.
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A long line of vehicles waits at a green light on Nguyen Trai street.
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A traffic police officer arrives early on Trieu Khuc street in order to guide the flow of traffic.
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The Nguyen Xien-Nguyen Trai intersection is slightly crowded, with vehicles able to move at a slow pace.
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Vehicles only clog up the area as cars and motorbikes wait for the light to turn green.
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During rush hour this morning, the majority of vehicles move at a snail’s pace on Nguyen Trai street.

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The same situation can be seen on Truong Chinh street.
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There are no traffic jams reported on Kham Thien, Ton Duc Thang, and Chua Boc streets.

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On the first working day of the new year, clear streets means no stress and a less tiring environment for both drivers and pedestrians.

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