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How bad is traffic in Lusaka?

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Nobody likes traffic. Not a single soul. Here's what 11 local experts had to say about traffic in Lusaka. Perhaps you'll find some tips to avoid rush hour and some potholes.

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The Nyanja language for easy communication with people in markets and bus conductors. The value of the kwacha to avoid being scammed by people on the streets. They should be careful of street kids cause they sometimes are thieves. They should be aware of the rush hours where traffic is very bad.

My city is well urbanized with beautiful roads and building structures. The people in the city are hard workers and tend to work early hours. We can say the causes a lot of traffic congestion in the morning hours but wears off as it gets to midday. We have beautiful sceneries such as waterfalls in the north called the Victoria falls.

Samantha, says: 2020

Crime rates are very low. Affordable accomodation in various affluent or upmarket areas. Improved road networks, though traffic build up is a frequent occurrence due to some ongoing construction works. Amenities in various areas are within reach with a number of modern shopping malls distributed around the town. High quality local and international schools provide a plethora of choices for school going children.

Other than a few congested places, Lusaka is a beautiful city with amazing views. People here are very generous and everyone gets along. Expect a lot of amazing food too. It is easy to move around because of public buses and taxis. If you are looking for a city where you will feel at home, Lusaka is the place.

Lusaka has a lot of traffic so if you would like to get to a meeting or function on time, you would have to start at least an hour earlier. do not use the public bus to use the taxi. use the main roads and not dusty roads as thugs can attack you at any point. you can also visit some of the great lodges in the city. like Chaminuka Lodge. other beautiful sites to see would be the Kafue river which is just on the outskirts of the city.

Nicholas, says: 2020

Lusaka is Zambia’s capital city which is marked by both sprawling slums and high cost neighborhoods. The city has an ever improving road network to cater for its ever increasing population and traffic. Dotted around different neighborhoods are shopping malls which can be conveniently accessed by anyone. Visiting some parts of the city requires caution as drug addicted street children often terrorize the unknowing residents or visitors. Generally, most neighborhoods in Lusaka are safe to visit or stay.

Chungu, says: 2020

One must consider that there is a lot of traffic during rush hour, there are many crooked individuals lurking at every dark alley, police officers who will only do their job when bribed and above all, politicians willing to take advantage of anyone for their benefit, before moving to Lusaka, the capital of Zambia.

Esther, says: 2020

My city has very high temperatures especially in the months beginning September and October. Hence anyone coming to my city should make sure to have certain lotions like sunscreen, to prevent themselves from the scorching sun. Additionally, they should expect high traffic because my city is crowded.

It is peaceful and neighbors look out for each other. It is a very congested city with a population of 2. five people. Therefore, there is a lot of traffic especially at 5pm because that is the time people get dismissed from their places of work. Lusaka is a beautiful city.

Lusaka, Zambia, is the capital. It is a very busy city and traffic can be problematic at times. for someone moving here should prepare themselves for traffic jams. Lusaka is a beautiful city with many sites to see. The nightlife is exciting to say the least.

Steven, says: 2020

Lusaka is the capital in Zambia. It is one of the fastest developing cities in Southern Africa and is heavily congested. The most widely spoken native language in Lusaka is Bemba. Lusaka is a safe city to walk around. It is a city that hosts both the countries commercial and governmental hubs and the country’s four major highways leading out towards its borders stem from here.

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