Traffic Analysis

Dhaka Traffic Jam: A Simple Look

Dhaka Traffic Jam: A Simple Look

Dhaka Traffic: Why So Slow?

Hi friends! Dhaka traffic is like a big puzzle. Everyone wants to go somewhere, but it’s hard to move! I’ve looked at this problem for a long time.

What Makes Dhaka Traffic Bad?

Lots of cars, buses, and rickshaws! The roads aren’t big enough for everyone. It’s like trying to put too many toys in a small box. Let’s compare some things:

Thing Dhaka Other Big City (Like New York)
Number of Cars Lots! (Way too many) Still many, but better
Road Size Small (Not enough space) Bigger (More room to drive)
Public Transport (Buses, Trains) Crowded (Hard to use) Easier to use (More options)
Traffic Rules Sometimes not followed Usually followed
Walking Paths Hard to find good ones Easier and safer to walk
Cost of Lost Time (in Money) Super High! (Time is money, remember!) High, but usually not *as* bad
Pollution Levels Very High (Not good for breathing!) High, but controls exist
Number of Traffic Lights Not always working or well-timed Mostly working and timed well
Building Construction Often blocks roads! Tries not to block roads too much
Average Speed (During Rush Hour) Slower than a walking turtle! Slow, but faster than the turtle!

It’s tough! But we can try to make things better. Maybe more buses? Or better roads? Even following the rules can help a little.

Traffic hurts everyone’s feelings! We lose time with family and friends. We breathe bad air. It’s not fun.

Let’s all think about how we can help! Even small changes can make a big difference.

7 thoughts on “Dhaka Traffic Jam: A Simple Look

  1. Mike says:

    I agree with the simple view.

  2. Riya says:

    Now I understand why I am always late!

  3. Tanvir says:

    Best analysis I have seen for kids and adults.

  4. David says:

    Simple but hits the nail on the head.

  5. Lisa says:

    Thanks for the info! I will share this.

  6. Alex says:

    This helped me understand!

  7. Sara says:

    Great comparison table. Easy to read.

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