Once flooded with bicycles, China’s streets are now jammed with cars—while 9 million more vehicles enter the roadways every year. The PRC will soon become the world’s largest producer of cars as well as the biggest market for them, and with this in mind, the government is scrambling to build thousands of miles of highways. This program travels through the hectic cityscape of Chongqing, where driving is something of a free-for-all and skyrocketing traffic accidents make for a booming car insurance industry. Ted Koppel shows why foreign manufacturers like GM and Ford are attracted to China while interviewing Chinese automakers who are planning an assault on the U.S. market. A Discovery Channel Production. (44 minutes)