Which country lacks traffic signals

Bhutan's traffic system is uniquely distinguished by the absence of traffic lights altogether, even in Thimphu, the densely populated capital. Trained police officers manage vehicle movement using hand signals, after the traffic light experiment tried in the 1990s was discontinued and rejected by the residents. The system relies on circular roads and mountainous terrain that naturally limit vehicle speeds, helping to reduce congestion and maintain smooth traffic flow. Drivers also adhere to traffic rules and give priority to pedestrians, using sirens only when necessary. Environmental policies further support efforts to curb the growth of vehicle numbers.

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