The world's longest traffic jam lasted twelve days in China
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A massive traffic jam spanning 100 kilometers occurred on China's National Highway 110 in 2010.
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- A traffic jam spanning 100 kilometers occurred on China's National Highway 110 and the Beijing-Tibet Expressway.
- Thousands of vehicles were stuck for 12 days due to heavy coal truck traffic and ongoing road maintenance.
- Drivers were forced to live in their vehicles and faced high prices for basic goods from local vendors.
- This event highlights the extreme congestion challenges faced by major transport routes.
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NamedChina · Beijing-Tibet Expressway · National Highway 110 · Inner Mongolia
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