If You Think Your Morning Commute Is Insane, Check Out The Venezuelan Metro

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If you have to use public transit to get to work every morning, you know that commuting can be horrific.

Whether you’re stuck in four lanes of traffic or crammed like a sardine in a subway car, it can be a struggle just to make it to your job. And even after all that, you’ve got to put in a full day of work. You can get through it, though, because remember: It could always be worse. Next time you’re lamenting your morning commute, take a look at this mad dash that happens the second doors open on the Venezuelan metro.