There is one clear difference between crossing the streets in Vietnam and other countries like the U.S. and Australia: the concept of ‘Right of Way.’ This means when a traffic light turns red, for ...

Mountain scenes, quaint villages, chaotic traffic, cheap motels and repetitive noodle soup, punctuated by the occasional flat tyre My partner pokes me in the ribs and points down into a valley beside ...

Slowly, methodically, this adventurous man cuts through the unyielding traffic mass like a surgical pedestrian. Click past the jump to see how one crosses the street in Vietnam.

"I've been living in Australia for about 15 years now and even coming back to Vietnam I still get scared crossing the road." Because Vietnam lacked a robust ambulance service, bystanders often ...

The Ho Chi Minh Highway twists through the mountains of western Vietnam, along the Laos border, and it’s the first road I’ve ridden on which I have become tired of the curves. As if to goad me ...