China Roads Infrastructure | China Reverse Engineering Improve Traffic Jam China | #Shorts

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson shared a fascinating video which showed the working of reversible lanes that help improve traffic flow in China | WATCH

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[lourdes]

We have this in my country too, we called it "the zipper"

[carlthompson]

There was a bridge between DC and VA where they used to do it. I don't know if they still do. Pretty cool though

[dc]

Our infrastructure is becoming third world while about four families get rich

[phouston]

Boston has been doing this since the 70s

[keff]

They did something like this on the tappan zee for a long time. Was a 7 lane bridge. They'd move the barrier between rush hours to give the peak direction the extra lane

[DavidReuschJr]

There's a bridge in Cincinnati that adjusts lane traffic. They use lights to designate the direction instead of expensive physical modifications like this.

[BangOO]

They been doing this in dallas tx for 20 + years

[KristNi]

You don't see things like this in Atlanta. 😂

[HardcityRaindrops]

Why don’t they just always leave the lane open?

[leesvideos]

In australia that woulda takin 6 months to finish

[doreen]

They do this on the Ben Franklin bridge in NJ/PA everyday.

[SpaceMoose]

seen this in Dallas though thankfully I don't live there 😁

[sightskamobrin]

So cool...
Glad they did this for them

[swishiestmetal]

When you really wanna go the wrong way the right way

[_chosenone]

Why is that lane closed to begin with?

[thewranglerdangler]

Not a single turn signal for a lane switch just everyone paying tf attention lol

[richsmith]

We have big, really expensive units that do this in several areas here in San Diego.

[oreyes]

Nice look they are using a BobCat lol..

[MuzicMazicc]

Pehle se hi bada kar dete to traffic problem nahi hoti

[henkthestonelol]

How about a simpile light to show you can or cant drive there 🤣🤣🤡