1. Passengers line up to board trains at the waiting hall of the Hankou Railway Station in Wuhan, China.
2. Traffic backs up as hundreds of cars sit, stuck, in the Oshodi area of Lagos, Nigeria. In Nigeria, locals refer to traffic jams as "go-slows," and they are said to occur at any given moment throughout the day.
3. Crowds of people load onto trains preparing to leave Dhaka, Bangladesh.
4. A toll station in Beijing, China, is jam-packed with cars as people return home from a weeklong national holiday earlier this year.

5. Cars are stuck on the road in Beijing, China, during World Car Day — which encouraged motorists to replace their cars with other forms of transportation — on September 22, 2014.

6. Commuters can be seen waiting for the train at a downtown São Paulo subway station in Brazil. According to Reuters, São Paulo has some of the worst traffic jams in the world, with commuters needing as many as three hours to travel about nine miles.

7. Motorists crowd a junction during rush hour in Taipei, Taiwan. According to the Department of Transportation, motorcycles are the most popular form of private transportation in Taipei, thanks to their convenience, low cost, and accessibility.

8. The gridlocked streets of Jakarta, Indonesia, often leave commuters in buses, cars, and motorcycles stranded for hours. According to a study published this year by Castrol, Jakarta drivers had more stops and starts than drivers in any other city. The average driver in Jakarta has to stop 33,420 times per year — more than twice the number of New York.

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Holy Sh*t!
China is just.....the worst