The Beijing subway will have to be drastically expanded, but I can easily imagine preferring to sit in traffic with glass and steel between me and my fellow humans. That, of course, is the point ...

We want to bridge divides to reach everyone. Beijing traffic continues to be appalling following the extreme traffic jam that lasted for 10 days and stretched 60 miles in mid-August. A brief ...

Vehicles are seen stuck in a traffic jam near a toll station as people return home at the end of a week-long national day holiday, in Beijing, Oct. 6, 2015. China Daily/Reuters &#151 ...

The official Xinhua News Agency said the plan would remove 400,000 private cars daily. The Beijing Traffic Police said they could not immediately confirm the figure. Subway cars were tightly ...

He is currently in China. Updated March 28, 2011, 4:44 PM The 60-mile traffic jam north of Beijing was remarkable for its scale as well as civility of the Chinese drivers caught in the gridlock.

Traffic congestion is a prominent problem in Beijing with automobiles increasing by 10 percent annually and roads being extended by only 2 percent. With this in mind, www.china.org.cn interviewed ...

His motives weren't immediately clear. Beijing's traffic police didn't respond to a request for comment. In major Chinese urban centers, e-bikes have largely replaced bicycles as the go-to means ...

The Beijing section of the Beijing-Yuxian Expressway officially opened to traffic on Monday, reducing road travel time from the Junzhuang interchange on Beijing's west sixth ring road to Lingshan ...

HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — It is well recognized that China’s recent prodigious economic growth has been built on not just exports, but equally massive bank lending for fixed-asset investment ...

Beijing traffic police said in a statement that four people had been injured when a small passenger car "brushed" several pedestrians in Haidian district, but did not say whether the act was ...

"Beijing planners are desperately trying to ... and they'd like to know how we deal with that." As traffic becomes universally common, cities are increasingly looking outward to learn how other ...