VOICED: Zebras direct traffic in Bolivia

Lepis introduced a creative solution to traffic chaos by using zebras to direct traffic and educate drivers. Despite these efforts, cities in Latin America continue to face severe gridlock, with drivers often unaware of their rights and responsibilities. Pedestrians face dangers as they navigate through traffic, and traffic jams are a common nuisance, wasting time and fuel. The city has attempted to alleviate these issues by redesigning its public transportation system, but challenges remain due to limited space for expansion.

What unique method did Lepis use to manage traffic chaos?

• Building more roads

• Employing young people dressed as zebras

• Introducing flying cars

• Installing more traffic lights

What is a common issue faced by pedestrians in Lepis?

• Lack of sidewalks

• Frequent hit-and-run incidents

• Too many pedestrian bridges

• Overcrowded public transport

What is a major reason for the traffic jams in Lepis?

• Lack of parking spaces

• Excessive number of traffic lights

• Drivers not knowing their rights

• Too many bicycles

What has the city of Lepis done to try and reduce traffic congestion?

• Banned private vehicles

• Redesigned its public transportation network

• Built underground tunnels

• Introduced a congestion charge

What geographical challenge does Lepis face in managing its traffic?

• Being located on an island

• Being below sea level

• Being squeezed between mountains

• Having a desert climate