Come to Bangalore, beheaded … such a video of Noida roads went viral, social media users gave advice

Noida. The problem of city and city jam has become very common in India. Delhi, Lucknow, Noida, Patna, Ranchi, you go anywhere, vehicles are stuck in the jam for hours. The problem of jam in the old city of Delhi, Lucknow is common, but jam is also seen in such cities, which are considered modern. In many parts of Noida and Greater Noida, people have been struggling with the problem of jam. Due to the jam, people have to face a lot of trouble in Greater Noida West or Film City of Noida. Now a video of Noida roads on social media is going viral on social media. The debate has erupted on this. Let’s tell the whole matter…

Timelps video viral
Actually, a Reddit user has posted a timelops video from his balcony. It shows daily chaos on the roads. In a clip of 37 seconds, vehicles crawling on the streets of Noida are visible. Especially in the middle lane. However, this is a common day, but jam is not common. Cars are moving forward colliding with each other, which is showing a picture of every day’s problems in the city.

The romantic picture of mother -in -law with son -in -law came out, the groom erupted after seeing the mother with the groom, gave a dictate

Comparison of Bengaluru
This video became increasingly viral on social media. While some users have expressed disappointment on the jam, some compared to the jam of other cities. One user said that brother, it is very correct, trust me- there is a thing called Peak Hour in Delhi NCR! Come to Bengaluru, ever, you will have to cry and cry all the time!

Watch as traffic in Noida Backets Unbearable!
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Another user laughed at the traffic of Bangalore and laughed everyone. At the same time, a social media user said that noise pollution should come with this balcony.

However, if seen out of the joke, this video has questioned the infrastructure of the city. One person wrote that this proves that making more roads is not a way to eliminate traffic. Its only way is to invest in public infrastructure and travel. Better bus services, better local trains- make them safe.