Nanchang Traffic

(No one in China is exempt from the traffic grid. In the picture above, a wedding car, the military, and even the police wait with the buses, cars, and trucks, at Peng Jia Qiao bridge, near downtown)

Driving a bus in China is just a little bit different from driving a bus in America. First of all, traffic in some places is much more congested:

So sometimes it is difficult to maintain a schedule



Bus fare is 1 Yuan (RMB about 12 cents) per ride, but there are no transfers so if you need to ride multiple buses you pay each time. With a bus card the fare is 9 mao – which is .9 Yuan.