When commuting, many Vietnamese tend to become aggressive and violent. They are willing to use their fists, take over the road, and honk their horns loudly instead of talking it out.
Models showing off branded designs, scamming influencers, internet gangsters... I don't understand why young people are so fascinated by such toxic influences?
Vietnamese students studying abroad have high expectations of making important contributions after returning to Vietnam, but many find they can no longer relate to local work culture.
Asked about their biggest problem when traveling in Vietnam, most readers named road safety and scams, while some had good impressions and wanted more time in the country.
It is impossible to expand roads in major cities to prevent congestion, so the only way to increase their capacity is public transportation – the bus, in particular.
Visa debate aside, there are deep-rooted problems Vietnam should deal with to improve its tourism competitiveness, like traffic danger and poor services.
Traffic jams are a problem in many major cities and Vietnam's no exception. But we don't have to rely on complicated, costly solutions. We do need clarity and determination, though.
