How bad is traffic in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental?

If anyone were to move into my city, they should know how to speak the local language. Very few people know how to speak perfect English, unless you are a student. For all tourists who are looking to move to my city, I urge you to look somewhere else. Not only are there very few English-speakers, there is also too much traffic, pollution, and other negative factors.

Bacolod City is highly urbanized and is the province’s capital. It showcases several local delicacies and the annual Masskara Festival, making it a famous destination among tourists. Also, huge malls and high-rise buildings/condominiums have been popping up in the recent years. Hence, one must consider a crowded city, filled with buildings and establishments, and moderate to severe traffic during peak hours and holidays.

Bacolod City is a place full of food establishments that a tourist could never try them all out in a week. Nevertheless, one could try the most famous spots if one has the appetite for sweets and roasted chicken. Travelling from one spot to another is also easier than its other city counterparts due to less traffic and an efficient design of streets.