Life on two wheels

In China, it's a usual sighting of large numbers of bikers stopping at the traffic signals. Perhaps bizarre for any Westerner, these random groups can easily count 100 bikes or more. While the older and readers of not updated manuals might think about pedal bikes, the Chinese now almost exclusively drive electric and motor bikes. The economic development naturally allows more families purchasing cars, although changing the face of the traffic brings more congestion and traffic jams, as we've seen in the major cities in Americas and Europe years and decades ago.