4 Years In Tehran -

Tehran's traffic is legendary and chaotic. Drivers treat lane lines as mere suggestions, and motorbikes routinely claim the sidewalks. In your first year, crossing the street feels like an extreme sport. You quickly learn that survival depends on predictable movement; you must step into traffic with confidence, allowing the sea of cars to part naturally around you. The Second Year: Settling Into the Urban Rhythms

Arriving in Tehran is a sensory shock. The first thing that demands your attention is the traffic. Driving in Tehran is a chaotic art form where traffic lanes are mere suggestions, and motorbikes weave through gridlock like water through rocks. 4 Years In Tehran