Several employees wanted to transport tables on an escalator in Shanghai, China. But their plan soon went awry.

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But where London might have instituted the standards in a bid to cut down on traffic, Shanghai's ultimate goal is to curb its woeful pollution, particularly something called PM2.5, a dangerous ...

In August 2010, drivers on China’s National Highway 110 faced a traffic jam that became the longest in history. The jam stretched over 100 kilometres (60 miles) and lasted 12 days. Thousands of ...

The company has been creating an annual traffic jam index for several years now ... on par with China's 11th ranking city – Shenyang. SHANGHAI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--TomTom (TOM2), a global leader ...