It seems that when this road and intersection were being designed in the relatively new area of Phu My Hung, the planners made a kind of half hearted attempt to control the traffic. In fact, it's so pointless that it is kind of pathetic, like they knew they were doomed from the beginning. I'm talking about this run of signs all within 50 yards of one another.
Hello....anyone.....? Errr, there's a sharp right ahead, can you see it?
Hi! It's me again.....one more, is that OK? There is also an intersection ahead. Sorry to bother you.
Ok ok, this is the last one, I promise. There are also some traffic lights. Sorry.
Finally, don't honk.
YEAH MATE! IN YOUR DREAMS!
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Don't honk? In HCMC?
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