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Zappo · 12th February 2007, 23:19

I prefer sticking to the rightmost lane. This is for the simple reasons that the chances of a vehicle parked on that lane or something jumping in front out of nowhere is the least there. Also, the way road discipline in india is people overtake you from every side (as opposed to the right). This causes enormous problems as at times there are two vehicles overtaking from both the sides. If you are on the rightmost lane you have to just keep a watch at your left side (considering that no one will try to overtake you riding the divider).

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Zappo Team-BHP Support Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 3,180	I prefer sticking to the rightmost lane. This is for the simple reasons that the chances of a vehicle parked on that lane or something jumping in front out of nowhere is the least there. Also, the way road discipline in india is people overtake you from every side (as opposed to the right). This causes enormous problems as at times there are two vehicles overtaking from both the sides. If you are on the rightmost lane you have to just keep a watch at your left side (considering that no one will try to overtake you riding the divider). __________________ Announcements are important. Read the Advertising Announcement here. Classifieds section has its rules. Read here.