- It is not compulsory for drivers to wear seat belts.
- It is not compulsory for front seat passengers to wear seat belts.
- Crossing cows has 1st priority
- Drivers can cut into the on-coming lanes if there is no on-coming cars. The central divider line is just a guide.
- 2-lane traffic and become 5-lane traffic.
- Cars can cut into other driver's lane without indicating their intentions. The changing lane indicators are just a guide.
- Honning is to tell other drivers to "get out of the way
- Pedestrian should never stand in the central divider line to cross half-way because cars can use the central divider line too. Once we were crossing the road and standing on the central divider line until a heavy truck was coming along on the central divider line, we had to cross back to where we were - it was very dangerous.
This is my travelogue around Asia Pacific meeting different people, tasting delicious food and visiting interesting places and I hope you like it too..
Sunday, June 8, 2008
What Traffic Rules?
Bangalore - There is hardly any traffic rules in Bangalore as far as I can see.
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