Indians seriously need to rethink how they drive. Indians show driving skills by driving fast, cutting lanes, not following traffic lights, wrong side driving, driving with safety restraints systems , poor or no vehicle lights both front and back, driving with faulty indicators, turning without indicators, driving recklessly in restricted zones …..the list is endless.
It is very easy to critize others driving skills.
Commenting over accident videos of live accidents comes easy as long as it doesn’t happen with us.
Have any of us really analysed our own driving skills? Use dash cams to record your footage and see it in your leisure time. You will be amazed. You will discover an entirely new perspective towards your driving skills.
It’s easy to get carried away by other people’s driving behaviour and get into a habit of driving wrongly.
What’s hard is driving with patience.
What’s hard is to drive in lanes.
What’s hard is to wait at traffic lights.
What’s hard is to keep lanes clear for emergency situations.
What’s hard is to park vehicles in designated parking spots only.
And so on and so forth.
It’s never late to start driving like a sane person, knowing all the traffic rules and following them no matter what.
You may be a few minutes late but your efforts will make roads safer, for you and others.
Forget the blaring horns and frantic lane-changing, Aizawl in Mizoram wears a unique badge, standing out as India’s ‘Silent City’.
The city sets an example of what can be accomplished through collective consideration and discipline on its roads.
Swipe through to see how Aizawl is leading the way in traffic etiquette.
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