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TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may
encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information
below concerning Vietnam is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate
in a particular location or circumstance.
Traffic in Vietnam is chaotic. Traffic accidents occur frequently and the most common victims are
motorbike riders and pedestrians. At least 30 people die each day from transportation-related
injuries and many more are injured, often with traumatic head injuries. Traffic accident injuries are
the leading cause of death, severe injury, and emergency evacuation of foreigners in Vietnam.
Traffic accidents, including those involving a pedestrian and a motorized vehicle, are the single
greatest health and safety risk U.S. citizens will face in Vietnam.
Traffic moves on the right, although drivers frequently cross to the left to pass or turn, and
motorcycles and bicycles often travel (illegally) against the flow of traffic. Horns are used
constantly, often for no apparent reason. Streets in major cities are choked with motorcycles,
cars, buses, trucks, bicycles, pedestrians and cyclos. Outside the cities, livestock compete with
vehicles for road space. Sudden stops by motorcycles and bicycles make driving a particular
hazard. Nationwide, drivers do not follow basic traffic principles, vehicles do
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TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may
encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information
below concerning Vietnam is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate
in a particular location or circumstance.
Traffic in Vietnam is chaotic. Traffic accidents occur frequently and the most common victims are
motorbike riders and pedestrians. At least 30 people die each day from transportation-related
injuries and many more are injured, often with traumatic head injuries. Traffic accident injuries are
the leading cause of death, severe injury, and emergency evacuation of foreigners in Vietnam.
Traffic accidents, including those involving a pedestrian and a motorized vehicle, are the single
greatest health and safety risk U.S. citizens will face in Vietnam.
Traffic moves on the right, although drivers frequently cross to the left to pass or turn, and
motorcycles and bicycles often travel (illegally) against the flow of traffic. Horns are used
constantly, often for no apparent reason. Streets in major cities are choked with motorcycles,
cars, buses, trucks, bicycles, pedestrians and cyclos. Outside the cities, livestock compete with
vehicles for road space. Sudden stops by motorcycles and bicycles make driving a particular
hazard. Nationwide, drivers do not follow basic traffic principles, vehicles do
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