A short transcript of a YouTube video in which a single speaker records live, in-vehicle commentary on chaotic traffic in Shanghai. The speaker describes close calls, fast and overloaded cargo vehicles, use of GPS/Google Maps, and expresses disbelief at driving behaviors. The tone is astonished and informal.
Just a regular day driving a bit. And on the cell phone. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. For the block. Riding on the bus. Riding on the bus. The guys down here. Between two puzzles. Oh, my Lord. That was a clear space. I've seen. Way off onto the yellow side. Little speed going here. Unbelievable. Way over on the other side. And. No, we don't want that. He has to go straight ahead. I got my gps. I got my Google map. We're right. At the orange cab that just Tag. Tag. Yeah. Oh, it's still going. Yeah, I've got video going on. I missed some of the good stuff, but I don't think you can possibly capture this. But basically we're in the middle of the street. It's working. We haven't hit anyone yet. Hit the flow. These are the most scariest vehicles on the road right there. Why? Because they travel too fast. They usually overloaded, and they can't stop in time. Like I said, Cargo or usually mud. All. Okay, we're down here now.
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