Top 10 Countries With the Best ROAD NETWORK in the World
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- Top 10 Countries with The Best Road Networks in The World
Hello Displorers, welcome to another informative video presented to you by Displore and thanks for watching. In this video, we shall be taking you around the world presenting to you the top 10 countries with the best road networks. Every nation aims to have a good road network to improve its economic, social and even political agenda. There are basic standards by which a country’s road quality are judged to pick out the best from the worst ones as well. The World Economic Forum's new Global Competitiveness Report allows us to compare the countries with the best quality of roads and the best road connectivity. The Global competitive report ranks the road quality of nations on 7. With this, the countries with marks above 5 and 6 have the best roads while those with the lowest marks have the worst road network. In making this decision, the quality and not the quantity and connectivity of a country’s roads are taken into consideration.
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According to the quality of roads in each country, here are the top countries with the best road networks in the world.
10. Austria - Score - 5.9
Austria features an excellent network of transport system and transhipment hubs where intermodal terminals link roads, railways and waterways. On balance, Austria has 26 intermodal terminals which ensure the optimal combination of road, rail and waterway traffic. Excellent motorways and federal roads connect Austria with all of its neighbouring countries. All major border checkpoints both on highways and federal roads are open around the clock. The length of the road network in Austria is estimated at 200,000km and these roads are in top shape and hence show in its 5.9 marks on 7 when the Global Competitive report did its calculations and conclusion.
9. UAE- Score - 5.9
The UAE has the best road network globally and one of the best quality of roads in the world. According to the Global Competitiveness Report issued by the World Economic Forum for the year 2019, the UAE occupies the seventh position in the index of road quality and 9th in 2020. The roads in the UAE are not only good but the additions to the road make driving on it very easy. Ministry of Interior Development replaced traditional lights with power-saving LED lamps on all federal roads spanning 710km. The LEDs are less pollutant to the environment with less carbon emission than traditional lights. They also have a longer life that hits 10 years and save 50% of consumed energy. The UAE continues to construct and maintain roads in accordance with international standards, using the best technology that fits the country's environmental conditions. The roads' projects aim to improve efficiency of traffic and connect parts of the country with a modern road network. The UAE has a road network, which connects different emirates with each other. In Abu Dhabi, the Darb website, uses the Geographical Information System and helps users to access fast, up-to-date and reliable information on driving directions, car travel maps, bus travel maps, bus terminals, points of interest, ferry routes and timings. Roads and Transport Authority launched Smart Drive, an on-board route planning and exploration app, which operates without mobile Internet connection to provide turn-by-turn voice and visual instruction, automatic re-routing and speed limit alerts while displaying points of interest along the drive.
8. Oman. Scrore - 6
Due to the large-scale program of road construction carried out by the Ministry of Communications over the past 3 decades, there are now approximately 6,000km of paved roads and 24,000km of unpaved roads in Oman. In 1970 there were only 10km of paved roads and about 1,700km of unpaved road in the entire country. The number of licensed automobiles on the road increased from 261,627 in 1992 to 404,375 in 1998 and this increase in traffic also led to an increase in the number of road deaths from 218 in 1992 to 478 in 1998. Hence the government stepped in to provide better road network in the county. The total roads in Oman are 62,240km with 29,685km paved including 1943km of expressways and unpaved amounting to 30,545km according to 2012 statistics. Oman has two expressway grade highways, with the first 8 lane expressways opening up in 2017. Al Batinah Coastal Road is a highway known as Sultan Qaboos Street, and it is the trunk road running through the city thatinterchanges taking the form of roundabouts spaced approximately7km apart with unique features to enliven the streetscape. The roundabouts are named for driver navigation.
Talking only about roads, Hong Kong is not impressive at all. The roads in the urban areas are very patchy and look ugly. It's the efficient public transportation that Hong Kong should take pride in.
*You talked about Singapore at #1 but showed the footage of gurugrum city of India* lol
Powertrain?
@@rdave4692 what?
Hey bro you always comment "😊👍" on powertrain's video right?
Yes DlF city and while talking about Oman he was showing Dubai's international city and shaikh Mohammad bin Zayed road
Yes
This has no credibility when Germany isn’t included
It is a stupid comparison. The best road network is in Vatican City - the fastest connections and the least number of road incidents.
Germany has good roads, it is a dense populated country with quite mild winters. German roads won't survive snow removal like in Scandinavian countries, there roads have to withstand the heavy snow removal equipment and driving with spikes. And that in parts that are sparsely populated. Sweden has space, so wide roads are not a problem, Norway has narrow fjords, where even one lane is expensive.
Who is germany
who cares about Germany
@@youloulou6591 why?? 😑 😖😭😭😭😭😭
@@samuelzehdenick4216 Switzerland and Austria: Hold my Beer
About Snow...
On singapore section time 12:54 you have mention the pictures of Gurgaon India
Really hard to imagine this list without Germany.
Harder to imagine in this list, when you watch other Street than Autobahn in Germany.
@@bfgb9269 Well if I have the choice between "well-maintained" country roads and "well-maintained/thoroughly-constructed" high speed lanes aka the "Autobahn" I'd rather chose the latter for a "good driving experience". ;)
haha sure , he made a biased llist . Ignored german autobahns but added the filthy ass roads of hong kong
You are right from india
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Talking about Singapore..but showing video of gurugram city india😂 at 12:55 and 13:27
Yes 😑
Yes I was trying to figure out where in Singapore I can find a 3 lane u-turn bridge. The only country where I've seen u-turn bridges is Thailand, but most of them have only one or two lanes.
Yes Currect
And 13:14 is Manila, Phhilippines
Also a manila mrt...system..thats on edsa
“Japan roads are great！”
shows Chinese roads
Bad footage and wrong assessment.Island nations like Hong Kong and Singapore shouldn't belong on the list.
He referred to World Economic Forum Global Competitive Index 2018. So he's not off. Any reliable international list that you deem more accurate?
Is Hong Kong even a country now...
Singapore is a country. Why not?
2:55 the images u showed in Singapore roads section is in DLF, Gurugram, India. Plz correct ur fact🙂
I've been to Dubai many times and was extremely impressed with the quality of their roads.
Hello from Canada. It is remarkable how many interesting and fine places there are in the world. Best wishes for your channel.
Meanwhile china - we are the only countries in world have more then 150,000 KM Expressways
And USA - we have 98,000 km Expressway
The number of km of express ways aren't all, especially if you are in the top 5 of the biggest countries it is just normal
Cannot believe countries like United States, Canada, Russia, Australia and India are not here.
do you even hope india to be in this list? you are crazy man
I'm happy that the Netherlands was placed third, I've been in France with the car and I can personally tell that the Dutch roads are better in the rain (and have to be replaced twice as often because of the different asphalt mixture).
But if you look at the total traffic mix the Netherlands will still be in the top 5 (not to shure on most asian countries but most of Japan is only accessable by car (small villages without even a but line))
So I think that would go something like: Singapore/Hongkong, Netherlands, Luxemburg, South Korea (not exact order)).
Very nice, good job my friend. Have a nice sunday !
You said that there are in Switzerland no tolls, but for the highway / motorway you have to buy a vignet : that costs 40 CHF for 1 year.
Which is pretty cheap all things considered. (except when you cross the country in 1 day).
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what about Germany? HK is quite poor quality compared to German network
There is no comparison. Germany's autobahn is world class. Hong Kong is a city, not a country, and people travel by underground train, not on roads, because the roads are so congested. There is also the dangerous tail gating and driving style of HK's aggressive taxi drivers which would shock people from countries with more driving culture. Very few people in HK have cars. I am from HK, and whoever did the ranking don't know what they are talking about.
@@ggrey3155 spot on , HK is not a country... German roads are much better than in Netherlands
@@ZoranNinkovic As a German who has frequently traveled to the Netherlands I can't confirm that.
@@Stefan556 Fine and well, nevertheless I based my comments on my own experience!
@@ZoranNinkovic Nije tacno, holandski putevi su mnogo bolji od nemackih, neuporedivo bolji.
And us we need infrastracture like this in Tanzania,well done
I do not know how Germany China and America do not make this list we have the most extensive roadways in these three countries
I agree! The American Interstate System of highways and the German Autobahn are among the best on the planet, by any reckoning. This video, while visually beautiful, is otherwise totally worthless.
@@danielmark6779 American roads are old and outdated
Only in some big cities, rest of usa has bad roads
@@danielmark6779 American infrastructure is in the pits
@@reindav72 geman roads are horbl
they are not wellmaintained at all
You are now part of the "why am I watching this gang™"
Now Singapore road in Gurgaon India
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I think the road infrastructure here in The Netherlands is world class because its mixed used for cars, pedestrians and bikes all 3 are well separated over the whole country.
I haven't seen a single country that has developed advanced infrastructure as we do.
People that never been to The Netherlands have no idea how well developed this country truly is.
for being that well advanced I came across 2 issues in the Dutch road layout: lane and sign markings often aren't clear enough; Visited a place where people (both Dutch and foreigners) ended up in the seperated bus lane instead of the public lanes of the road and then had to jump the curb to get back onto their road; And another thing is: both on streets and at intersections many lanes aren't seperated by only lines but actually raised traffic islands ... nice for directing the flow of traffic, but an absolute nightmare for emergency services
Really,? I have been to most countries on the list and stay in the Netherlands most of the time and as an outsider I can tell u without blinking that other countries I have been to are waaaaay better. Housing for example is a major drawback, what's with the overpriced shoeboxes that you people call houses🤔
@@aliciafields-worldtravelle8248 i like my shoebox and i dont need a bigger one.
@@adriaandoelman2577 no you don't ,you would opt for more space if you could afford it.
I have driven tens of thousands of kilometers in 27 Western European countries and my experience is very different from the video ranking. Of course I am not talking about countries of which I have no direct experience, but for the EU my ranking is:
1. France
2. Netherlands
3. Italy
4. Spain
5. Belgium
6. Portugal
7. Switzerland
8. Germany
9. Ireland
10. UK
PS. I'm not French ;-)
Yeah, the Netherlands wins this, hands down. Not only are their car roads in absolutely amazing condition, their cycle paths, trains, and waterways really steal the number 1 spot for me. Every mode of transport is catered to on a silver platter.
@@weetikissa For me n. 2. French roads and motorways are nicer and, except in the surroundings of Paris, much less busy.
I can agree, except I would put Belgium on number 9 and the UK on number 5. I have no experience of driving in Ireland.
@@pp38pp No wonder if you have to pay for them. Dutch roads are free to be used by everyone.
@@PH61a I personally prefer to pay and have better service.
Then I don't understand what you're complaining about, I wrote that in my experience the Netherlands are in 2nd place not 10th. You should be satisfied.
The streets of the Netherlands cannot take the first place because they are much more clogged than in France. All roads, not just highways.
Furthermore, France is much larger and has a motorway network 5 times larger, so it is only fair that it charges for motorways.
Just out of curiosity: my worst driving experience was three years ago in Germany, from Swangau to Aachen: in a nightmare of traffic and road construction sites. The cars were almost at a standstill crossing the road yards and were speeding by well over 200 km / hour where there were no yards.
Ten hours of hell to cover just over 600 km!
Kindly change, the photos at no 1 Are of India so either change the name from Singapore to India or show some footages of Singapore instead...
It's more like he'd just used random video clips for each country he mentioned, look at France, I think only the first to second clips were France.
I cannot believe that Germany is not on that list.
Why should it be? German roads are good, but they are far from being among the best
@@dornsmichel_1364 So french are better, aren't they?
@@bugsysigal4949 Apparently. But as far as I know, most of the French motorways are toll roads, so they have more money to maintain them
@@dornsmichel_1364 What are you even talking about? France and Switzerland both have roads in worse condition than Germany
@@flipmo9579 It depends where you are in Germany. Every federal States have other rules and priorities for road maintenance. For example in Nordrhein-Westfalen and Rheinland-Pfalz, where I am from, you often have roads and highways in pretty bad condition
LOL in France we pay so much tolls that thanks god our road are some of the best
You should be proud of the French roads. I get it that the motorways have tolls but they are a pleasure to drive on, certainly aren't congested and quick to get from one end of the country to the other.
Dutch roads aren't good because we have a lot of it. Our roads are good because our alternatives, trains, trams and cycling, are better. Only people that absolutely have to drive use the roads.
I absolutely agree! I was shocked when I saw Switzerland being ranked higher than the Netherlands! That's so wrong because here cycling is dangerous and not viable because bike infrastructure is non existent or of poor quality (though progress is slowly being made), car traffic in many cities is pretty bad, and as a result buses get stuck in traffic, rendering them slow and useless. The Netherlands should be given the first place hands down, not Switzerland nor Singapore (which is somehow even worse than Switzerland, with no bike infrastructure at all, terrible traffic and no bus lanes...)
Is it me or... the Switzerland driving footage has the same vibe as what Roads of Europe (Verreme) does. Did you at least ask for his permission before using it?
It’s Indian
I don't think the ranking is very accurate. As an Austria, I can say that our country shouldn't be on this list. It takes an eternity to go from one place to another because they avoided so much the construction of bridges and tunnels. Everywhere are always maintenance works that last forever (because workers go home at 5 pm and don't work during the weekends). The railroad so far is also poorly made and it takes forever to go anywhere and it is extremely expensive. The only positive thing I can think of is the public transportation in the bigger cities.
I would want to submit that when a country's "wonderful" roads are toll roads that, in my opinion counts heavily against their value. Many of France's great roads (and apparently the Portuguese as well) are such toll roads. Personally, I always try to avoid toll roads like the plague. By contrast, the Netherlands essentially have no toll roads at all. All roads are completely free to drive on. Its the Dutch taxpayer who foots the bill, though.
In Portugal you have very good free roads too.
@@goldenwings9902 In India almost all roads are trully bad.
the Dutch pay their roads with the taxes paid by the Portuguese enterprises that have their siege in the Nederlands - things that are allowed by the EU in order to screw the countries that are not rich enough to offer low interest rates
In Portugal you sometimes can pay up to three tolls in one hour ... it is just absurd ... and that is why some of those highways (all courtesy of theEU) are in fact most of the time empty
Looks like being small by area is half of the job. The another half is oil wealth.
Being small yet densely populated*. Also a good tax system and great engineering
if you have 1 bilion human n land size of brunei,i got bad news for u bud
U only talking about small countries
yeah u are right singapore and hongkong r so small and they need roads but germany have villages and they do not need roads
Singapore may be a country, but in reality it's of course just a city!
what's about vanuatu, monaco?
singapore is more bigger
@@andrisetiawan1253 That's got nothing to do with it, it mentioned Singapore, and I merely mentioned that it's very easy to have a very good road network in a city, much easier than in a big country.
Singapore is just a state (basically a mini country) in the USA juust wanted to let you know
@@somebodystolemytoast5885 I have no clue what the USA has got to do with this, and my answer still stands - about the fact that it's much easier to have a good road network in a city than in a big country.
@@somebodystolemytoast5885 Singapore is not in USA, Its in Southeast asia.
I like top 10 video's, but this one is quite horrible.
@@TheFalseShepphard Cause its wrong? the point system doesnt make sense, the top 10 is overall wrong. U mean, UAE is doing exactly what the US is doing. making bigger highways with wider roads. Which has been proven to be unsafe. So UAE is out.
France over Sweden, Denmark or Finland? nice. And then to even mention portugal in a list about "good road networks" come on now...
thats right germany should be on 2nd.
Great information!
Half of the videos used for Singapore are not even Singapore! Goodness... This is so misleading...
To be honest, this "Top 10" seems a litte biased. If you forget to mention the country that's famous for the "Autobahn", you know something went wrong. :) Germany's got a very extensive and relatively well-maintained network of interstate and motorway roads.
But other roads aren't that good!
theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/roads_quality/
@@diogorodrigues747 I drive on these roads day by day :D The German autobahn is a modern marvel. Its free and there is no I repeat NO speed limit on 90% of it. Add it together. The rest of the road system is also fine and extremely well maintained. Im not German so Its not coming from some falls national pride. It is my daily experience since 10 years. I drive over 60K KM a year some years were 100K+. I have a 400 PS car. U cant imagine the level of fun I have on these "shity" German roads :D
they can be all the German you want, but they are not as good as portuguese roads...
@@silveriorebelo8045 theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/roads_quality/
It's incredible !
Thank to to god I'm. A singaporean
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Singapore should be the best. Because small size
I can see you skipping USA but Germany not on this list
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13:12 Hey, that's the photo of EDSA in the Philippines. Most of the time, EDSA have a lot of traffic, even with a new update of bus lanes.
do the same video but limit it by continent, ie, a video for Top 10 Countries in Africa, another one for in Asia, and another one for in Europe, etc
Some of the clips for Oman are under construction footage of Dubai roads
I would like to compare the best roads in the world with the roads in the state of Michigan (USA) for entertainment value.
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how ironic, the two most car-centered countries in the world in north America do not make this list. wut a shame
1st I'm not American, before you say I'm only defending them because I'm an American.
But the 2 countries you speak of Canada and the USA, right? Have to be car centred because they come 2nd and 3rd in land mass!
Can you imagine the size of the USA, if they never had cars, A lot of them would have never left the state they were born in.
So yes, it's weird that countries that depend so much on the car don't take care of their roads, but it's no surprise they are the most car orientated in the world.
But why is the train network so underdeveloped? There is not even a reliable intercontinental train service, let alone high speed bullet trains. In such a large county this would seem like a great investment
Sandra Jones high speed train can work. Car exist because of auto lobbyist. Before automobiles lobbying, train was thriving. But hey, public transportation is considered socialist to some people here
@@ajtan06
Train service was really good once upon a time in usa but American preferred car over train.
@@sandrajones8245 their absurd city planning plays a huge role too. little public transport and suburbs (which are cancerous in an astonishing amout of ways)
Austria, an EU country and Schengen member, doesn't typically have (permanent) 'checkpoints' at its borders with neighbouring States which are all also Schengen member States. So to say that its 'checkpoints are open 24 hours' is moot.
The list is so wrong , that is your consern
Hi from Québec City Canada.🇨🇦⛄🌨️❤️ No snow no taw no - 40c its easy to built better
13:14 That is Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue, famously known as EDSA here in Metro Manila, Philippines.
as portuguese i´m proud!!! and surprised!!
também fiquei, mas quando vistei Portugal só senti o tapete, nem se compara com o Brasil
True.Because corruption is the main culprit spoiling the brat
bro you talked about singapur at #1 and showed the indian roads...
Japan's road network is excellent . It should have come in first and Germany to follow secondly.
That’s your opinion. Asome people say Swaziland road network is the best, and Congo second, and third is Cuba
I’m surprised Germany didn’t make it here. Very interesting video!
German roads are overranked. I've driven in an Autobahn and German roads are always in construction, have lots of traffic and are very monotonous in terms of landscapes. In the early 90s German roads were the best, but nowadays they are not.
german roads are quite bad nowadays and mostly under construction
@@DionneSier13 Yes and German country roads are much too narrow. You have to be careful to avoid a head on collision. Haven't they heard of road shoulders? Even in Thailand nearly every road except small roads leading to rice fields have shoulders.
@@therock8224 exactly
proud to be Singaporean! 🔥
But the footage is of Gurgaon
@@devanshparashar2770 ye i know but still hahah
@@devanshparashar2770 lol it was so embarrassing to see gurgaon in the name of singapore 🤮
@@saptarshichoudhury9710 hi communist are you getting jobs
@@saptarshichoudhury9710 Gurgaon is better
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Comparing tiny dot Hong Kong and big ones like Russia, India, China, USA, Brazil. Not fair.
Because quantity is not quality lol
Please make a video about countries with worst roads.
Comparing Hong Kong to countries……How interesting
Lots of problems here: Where the Ef is Germany??? By any measure, it's road network is far superior to most on this list.
Austria, mentions all border posts open 24/7--misleading, pandemic issues notwithstanding, all of the country's neighbors are in the Schengen zone, thus there are NO border posts.
UAE, yes, roads are good but driving standards are horrific
Oman, how does that really, really small country make this list?
France, Japan & Netherlands, largely accurate; Hong Kong, level of service is quite low because of congestion, otherwise roads are merely adequate, usually rough.
Indeed this video never covers operating level of service.
Singapore, really ???? Again, like Oman and HK, very small in area, a real apples and oranges problem when compared to most others. All told, this video has zero credibility, and that's before the fact that some of the videos aren't from the correct countries.
Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass du Deutscher bist. Ich war in den meisten dieser Länder und die Qualität der Straßen ist spürbar besser als hier in D. Hier sind die Brücken alt, brüchig, überalle Baustellen. Sorry Mäusschen, aber Deutschland hat verkackt. Vor 20 -30 Jahren hätte es Deutschland wohlmöglich in die Top 5 geschafft aber ise haben eben verpennt.
it really isn't, no surprise that it's no on the list. Yes it's impressive, yes there are unlimited speeds on great parts of the highway network, but there are also quite some design flaws in German road networks. Lack of maintenance, medium-term wanna-be solutions and deferred repairs instead of fixing a problem is the case in some locations; Structural problems as well, not to mention some missing basic safety features and odd road layouts in some locations
It's not about having the longest, fastest or tightest network, but the best quality, and by that standard also smaller countries can get onto such a list.
Oman is pretty huge i think you meant qatar
I'm glad, Portugal is the country in Europe with the most highways per capita 🇵🇹👍
Tanzania also we need this infrastracture,god bless us
Toka hapo!!!!!
East Africa is coming up slowly, it's just a matter of time
10:57 YO I LIVE HERE I HAVE NEVER SEEN IT ON YT BEFORE
Still Hong Kong is a counrty? even in 2020?
Exactly. Hongkong isn't a country. In addition, almost the entire road network in hongkong is built by mainland contruction companies so hongkong's road quality is equal to rest of China.
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@@bhaveshsharma5365 Hong Kong is part of China, and not a country!
@@bhaveshsharma5365 Well, I learned that Hong Kong was handed over by the British to China. So how could it be a country?
@@bhaveshsharma5365 Sorry, the lease ended years ago in 1997, the sovereign state of Hong Kong is the People's Republic of China. End of story.
This is not top 10 in the world, but in his own world:)
This shows how valid is the UN in helping poor countries
Most of the roads shown in Oman section are of Dubai's. Foolish analysis
Yes Most Roads Were Of Dubai
Kalba and Fujairah those cities are in UAE as shown sign board in this video, Floating Bridge is in Deira, Dubai, UAE, Public transport bus is of Dubai as shown in this video, Bur Dubai is also one of the place in Dubai as shown in the sign board in this video,
I was surprised that neither Germany or Japan were in first place here ! Germany has the freeway at free speed ! And germans are known for building very good roads. And the way Japanese build their roads right through their big cities is very ingenious.
unlimited speed isn't a factor for the quality of road network obviously, and tbh the quality of German road networks isn't that good ... some lack maintenance and repairs, others lack rather basic safety features
Main roads through large cities is actually really bad, since the traffic becomes a mixture of local and regional traffic, it's better with ring roads or main roads around the cities, with local roads from them into the city
german roads really arent that well maintained
@@Carlium geman roads are horbl
they are not wellmaintained at all
I'm grad that I'm living in Dubai which one of seven state of United Arab Emirates
Good research...
The US have better road network than any country the world over with more cars per person than any country any where. Out of every 1000 Americans over 850 own a car. The closest country to the US is Germany which is less than half of the US per capita i.e 400 cars per every 1000 Germans. The US have almost excessive road networks than necessary and still roads are and express ways are being build on a daily bases.
Surprised Germany wasn't mentioned
not surprised at all
Cities designed for cars are soooo last century... 🤣
-Love from Amsterdam
easy to say when you're in a flat-out city in a relatively mild climate zone lol ...
@@EnjoyFirefighting yeah the temperature is easy to deal with but going out in the rain (on a bike) isn't to much fun ether.
The roads are still well maintained and most places WEREN'T designed for cars (like most cities from before 1900).
Compact building also allowed us to interconnect cities with public transport (like trains which don't take days to arrive at the other end of the line. (Amsterdam - Rotterdam takes like 1:15 one way for about 100km on a "sprinter" (trains that also stop at the smaller stations like towns). Also PUBLIC TRANSPORT IS AVOIDABLE AND HIGH QUALITY.
@@imtiredtoday I rode my bike no matter what the weather was like ... summer heat, rain, snow, ...
Not sure why public transport should be avoidable? Do you mean available?
Anyway good public transit, bike lanes etc are great for sure, however not every country or every region of a country has as easy to manage terrain as the Netherlands do. Some countries are much more mountainious or hilly at least, some have greater distances in between places, way lower temperatures during the winter etc
Singapore is an island country .. no doubt thery could have the best of everything. I think its best to compare countries by population. Im not surprised the US is not on the list, while road systems are great, public transportations tho are way behind other countries.
Lol that photos and videos are not of Singapore, but of gurugoan city of India
The road shown for Singapore is from gurugram
13:11 is not singapore but in EDSA in Manila, Philippines
At lest the city was in the picture, surprisingly,lol
Manila has improved alot.
The list wouldn't have been completed without the Netherlands.
@alucardseperdalv No, it's the high quality of Dutch road infrastructure design.
theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/roads_quality/
@alucardseperdalv I am German. And I still say: Dutch roads are amazing.
@alucardseperdalv I used to live in a town near to the Netherlands. Every time I crossed the border it was obvious that Dutch roads are in a much better condition compared to German roads. And that's not all. The Netherands also have the best biking infrastucture in the world.
@alucardseperdalv Und wo sind Deine Argumente, außer dem ständigen "Germany has better"? Die niederländischen Straßen sind sehr gut in Schuss, die Beschilderung ist ausgezeichnet, man kommt Fahradfahrern kaum in die Quere, durch die Geschwindigkeistbegrenzung auf Autobahnen ist weniger mit agressivem Auffahren konfrontiert ...
Showing gurugram city from india as singapore in video 😂
Sehrt schöne ich gerne Bravo 👏
netherlands only 3rd is just bs
Matthijs van Emous. ja mee eens
Agree, The Netherlands roads aren't worse than the 2 above it and it is the only country on this list which has a road network for bicycles, so it should be number 1 on the list.
complaining much for being only on 3rd place? lol
obviously it's very good, no need to complain about the fact that some other places were even better
You got all weong about Switzerland. There is a 40chf toll that any autobahn driver has to pay annually. Its not easy at all to get around. Swiss roads are always congested. The quality is very bad. There is roadwork everywhere. And the swiss aurobahn network was never finishes. Its still laking many connections and its capacity was exceeded many years ago.
With the exception of France, all these places are relatively small and rich. It's easy to maintain a road system in these places.
It is indeed easier to maintain roads in a smaller country than in a big country.
@@jankees4037 Is it? You as a Dutchman should know better. There are more things, like the quality of the ground and the prices of the land.
You are right, France has more than a million kilometers of roads all together.
Not shocked that the U.S. Didnt make the list. But I knew Japan would be on this list. They take pride in their Highway infrastructure. And the car community their takes advantage of it.
Every time you are showing The Chinese highways 😀
"Top 10 countries" and you included Hong Kong? When was it a country? And you'd also be wrong to say it has one of the "best road networks". HK is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, and the traffic barely moves most of the time. Travel at the wrong time (rush hour, before a horse race), you can be stuck for an hour inching forward no more than a kilometre. On the contrary, HK does have one of the best PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS in the world. Anyone who is from the city or lived there would vouch for the the efficiency and cleanliness of the MTR (at least before last year's riots). I have travelled all over the world and would not swap the MTR for any other system I've seen. But your video isn't about public transportation systems.
how r the conditions of the MTR trains post-protests?
Shenzhen beats Hong Kong to dust in every aspect on transportation.
I wonder why Germany which has the most sophisticated road net work system was not even included.. Singapore is small is just a small country and it's road system is not actually at par with European Road system in terms of quality, total distance, technology and engineering marvel... Bias ranking... 😟
So cool Oman no 8 the best road in the world
Great video, but too many mistakes, as per comments. Your pronunciation needs to be improved and you shouldn't speak so fast with that poor English. Video interesting all the same!
Ахаха автор дурачок, ЗСД в России, а не в ОАЭ.
1:54 ahaha this is Western Diameter in Russia. Footage 💩.
The road network in Singapore spoiled me to the point that I can no longer go back to my home country and not complain about the heavy traffic due to hideous road networks.
13:11 Also this is not an image of Singapore, but that of my home country, Philippines.
Good video. But please, try to speak a bit clearer
OK....will work on that
@@Displore1 you show india instead of singapore
U S can't even fix that one pothole that been there for 6 years
You live in the wrong part of the US mate
Us is a large country with many roads if you think all of them are going to be great think again. Us has more highway to manage and a lot less population per mile to do it with Compared to other countries.
It's harder than you think especially in northern states where the freeze thaw cycle really takes a toll on roads. Also the national government basically does jack shit for roads, almost ALL your roads are maintained by your state or local government
@@DontUputThatEvilOnMe there are countries with lower population density or more miles of road per inhabitant and which still have a better road quality ...
@@EnjoyFirefighting which country are you talking about. And if you are and which places in the USA have you driven.
04:29 "...according to 2012 statistcs..." It is 2020 now. Nice accurate information.....
05:01 another traffic jam, seen in almost every shot. Only not open roads are empty...
05:52 "....9452 kilometrs... " Keep telling us more numbers every 10 seconds in bad English!!!
06:32 "....Score 6..." Out of what? How did you come to that number???
06:55 Good score for roadworks. Bad score for who lives next to it. Not in 1 building but lots of them, mile after mile
08:37 Portugal roads are top. Yeep, but you MUST pay to drive on them. Only sandpaths are free
10:33 Netherlands is 3rd. Seen with a trafficjam for miles.... And please do not say the name again. It hurts my ears
This video? Score: 1 out 100000000000000000 thumb way down
theglobaleconomy.com/rankings/roads_quality/
That information about Portugal I'm sure it must be a joke.
I'm surprised the good ol USA didn't make the list; the interstate highway and US Hwy system is not bad and easy to navigate, and is pretty extensive. We are falling on our ass in so many ways but I thought at least your transportation network was something to be proud of LOL
Oman 👏🏻👏🏻
What is a number of India🇮🇳.
India is always gd alwys no1
13:13 *thats not singapore thats manila*
I’m Road and Bridge design construction Engineer in China. Why you didn’t mention China in this list? The true is China, Japan, Singapore and Hongkong should be rated highly in the world in terms of transport conveniency in line with the maintenance of the population mainly (China).
Bro, there are few some footages that don't match the country.