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VIDEO: Beijing has the worst rush hour ever

Published October 9, 2015 7:04 AM MST

Think traffic in the Bay area is bad? Think again.

Viral drone footage out of China is putting things into perspective, as it shows just how much worse things could be.

In the video, posted by "Sploid" from tv.sohu.com, countless rows of cars can be seen at a complete stand still as they wait to reach what appears to be a massive toll plaza, and then merge into a roadway less than half its size.

It's what happens, the caption says, when people come back from vacation in China and try to get into Beijing.

So next time you're stuck on I-275 or I-4 for 30 minutes, just remember, it could be way. way. way. worse.

Check out the video below, and click here for the original: