funny article on indian traffic

prince_pervez · 12th December 2009, 12:59

That was bloody hilllllllarious. "Roads are here and there". How true. One the way from Hyd towards BLR there were rusted sign boards which somewhat said : State of the roads indicate the state of the nation.
And the roads were nothing to write about home except the Karnool - Hyd stretch.
Wake up Authorities. We need selfless people, who are shot before/during elections.

amikacin · 12th December 2009, 16:41

A nice and hilarious take on on the traffic conditions on indian highways.

The roads of a nation are a mirror of the citizen's life style and India is no exception. Perhaps it is rare to see a bullock cart and ANHC jostling for space in any other part of thr world.

With the improvement in the standard of living there is an increase in the number of vehicles on our roads, sadly the basic minimum driving ettiquettes are missing.

Cartman · 13th December 2009, 21:46

Excellent article. My mom is wondering why I'm laughing so much.
Reflects Indian manners!

Quote:

Originally Posted by torrent2073

In observance of this rule three things are required of every licensed
driver: a good horn, good brakes and good luck.*

Very true. Add good abusing skills to that list.

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prince_pervez Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Redwood shores, CA, USA Posts: 4,211 Thanked: 52 Times View My Garage	That was bloody hilllllllarious. "Roads are here and there". How true. One the way from Hyd towards BLR there were rusted sign boards which somewhat said : State of the roads indicate the state of the nation. And the roads were nothing to write about home except the Karnool - Hyd stretch. Wake up Authorities. We need selfless people, who are shot before/during elections.
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12th December 2009, 16:41	#17
amikacin BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Delhi Posts: 90 Thanked: 43 Times	A nice and hilarious take on on the traffic conditions on indian highways. The roads of a nation are a mirror of the citizen's life style and India is no exception. Perhaps it is rare to see a bullock cart and ANHC jostling for space in any other part of thr world. With the improvement in the standard of living there is an increase in the number of vehicles on our roads, sadly the basic minimum driving ettiquettes are missing.
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