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Old 7th November 2009, 15:01   #16
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Beejay, I fully support in what you did. You actually should have called his dad and given him an earful as well. Most of these morons have no clue about driving rules and hardly understand their responsibility while being on the wheels.
Keep up the good work mate!
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Old 7th November 2009, 15:18   #17
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Woohoo beejay! I love reading about people getting all agro on irresponsible drivers!!

Way to go. You did nothing wrong. In fact you should've just called his dad.
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Beejay, I fully support in what you did. You actually should have called his dad and given him an earful as well. Most of these morons have no clue about driving rules and hardly understand their responsibility while being on the wheels.
Keep up the good work mate!
I wanted to do just that. The vehicle had a CO plate and I am sure his dad was a commanding officer. The guy was like waiting to flee after I caught up with him.
This is a small town and I am sure this is not the last I see of him.

Wish to mention that even some of these army vehicle drivers have such a bad attitude. There was an instance of a truck driver who beat up a civilian taxi guy from Coimbatore. Reason being he honked too loud when overtaking.
FYI, the cops in town are also scared of these guys.
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I was sure a thread like this would be here, and it indeed is.
And yup, you managed to find quite an old thread

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I am normally very cool on the road and this really got at me. Firstly because he came straight at me and then abused me and left without even apologizing. I am not a road rage fan and was irritated by this guys attitude and moreover he was driving something he was not authorized to.
In Delhi, high chances that such person may be carrying firearms and will not hesitate to pull it off. Though anyone would react like you did for the driving shown by this guy.
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Cases of road rage deaths? I've heard it's pretty bad. But deaths?
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I was watching "Poll Khol" (hosted by Shekar Suman) the other day and a was amazed to see the number of government vehiclaes doing duty at market places, outside movie halls etc.
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And it's not like they pay for the car, fuel or the services.

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They should read the book "The Professional" by Subroto Bagachi.
They will be ashamed.
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