Vehicles sluggishly pass Bao Loc pass on the last day of the holiday

On the evening of September 2, the increased traffic volume caused a long traffic jam on National Highway 20 through Bao Loc Pass (Lam Dong province), cars and motorbikes moved slowly, in many sections only moving little by little.

Video of a long line of vehicles moving slowly through Bao Loc Pass on the evening of September 2

On the last day of the 4-day holiday, traffic on Highway 20 was generally clear. However, from around 4:30 p.m., the number of vehicles from Da Lat, Lam Dong heading towards Ho Chi Minh City increased sharply, causing great pressure on Bao Loc Pass.

Long queue of vehicles moving slowly through Bao Loc pass on the afternoon of September 2. Photo: H.D

Vehicles move slowly in the direction from Da Lat to Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: H.D

As of the evening of September 2, vehicles were still having difficulty moving through Bao Loc Pass. Photo: VAN PHONG

Traffic police regularly patrol and regulate to ensure smooth traffic. However, due to the narrow mountain pass with only 2 lanes, many sharp turns and a sudden increase in the number of vehicles – especially out-of-town vehicles with little experience in mountain passes – the speed of movement is very slow.

Traffic police force regulates vehicles from a distance to avoid overloading on Bao Loc pass. Photo: H.D

As of the evening of September 2, no traffic collisions had been recorded on National Highway 20 through the province.

DOAN KIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/phuong-tien-i-ach-qua-deo-bao-loc-ngay-cuoi-ky-nghi-le-post811375.html