Can Ho Chi Minh City realistically shift from motorbikes to public transit?
I've been biking to work in Ho Chi Minh City for five years, and the daily chaos of motorbikes weaving between cars always makes me wonder—could we ever shift to a more organized public transport system? Traffic jams here cost me an extra 20 minutes each way, and the air quality keeps dropping. But changing our infrastructure feels like a huge leap, especially when motorbikes are so deeply tied to our daily life and economy. Do you think it's realistic for a city like ours to move toward buses or metro lines, or is that too idealistic given our current habits?