The round-about at the intersection of Vu Ya Ching (Tibet) and Race Course Roads has proved to be a solution to the problem of managing the heavy traffic at this point. The varied types of vehicles using the streets makes Shanghai's traffic problem a vastly more difficult one than that of large Western cities. Constant police supervision is necessary to control trolley cars, buses, lorries, automobiles, rickshaw and handcart coolies, and pedestrians lacking in road sense. In the left background is the Race Course and the Park Hotel; the view looking north, was taken when comparatively little traffic was moving.
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