The population density of an island country in Southeast Asia is 54 times that of China. Why is the road never crowded?

China is a populous country in the world. Walking on the street, I believe friends will encounter congestion, especially during rush hours, and subways and highways are no exception. Today, however, the population density of this country introduced by Bian Xiao is 54 times that of China, but the roads are never crowded. Do friends know where it is? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao!

This country is Singapore. It is an island country in Southeast Asia, one of the few developed countries in Asia, a capitalist society, the third largest financial center in the world, and a diversified immigrant island country. Many China friends live here.

According to the survey, Singapore's land area is only 7 19. 1km2, but its population density is as high as 7,796 people/km2, which is 54 times that of China. As far as the world is concerned, the population density ranks second, but even so, we can hardly see the road congestion in Singapore. Why?

First of all, the urban planning of Singapore is very reasonable. The design of "satellite city" has greatly reduced the flow of people. Shopping, medical care, education and other places closely related to life are all close, and people can meet their needs by walking for about 10 minutes. Secondly, most of Singapore's buildings are open, allowing people to travel from multiple exits, avoiding the phenomenon of concentrated flow of people; Third, rational use of underground space is particularly important. For example, underground or high-rise parking lots greatly save the above-ground space, and the developed underground transportation network and underground shopping malls form a spectacular "underground kingdom"; Fourth, and most importantly, the government's peak-shifting system, students going to school in stages, the restrictions on drivers' travel by ERP portal system, and the encouragement policy for developing public transportation have greatly reduced the probability of population congestion; Finally, the buildings in Singapore adopt the form of vertical greening, which gives people a wrong visual effect.

In addition, there are many nature reserves in Singapore, and the greening work is well done. If friends have the opportunity to come here, they must experience it! How's it going? What do the friends think about this?