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Originally Posted by rjstyles69
(Post 3513693)
This happened on Saturday in the morning at the entrance of the Nagawara Flyover towards Banaswadi. Those blocks placed as the median are a real death trap. |
Originally Posted by 500ContyCruiser
(Post 3513737)
Those median blocks are really a pain. They costed me one ORVM. :Frustrati Though two cars can go parallel on one side, now I drive in the middle and dont let anyone come next to me. |
Originally Posted by 500ContyCruiser
(Post 3513737)
Those median blocks are really a pain. They costed me one ORVM. :Frustrati Though two cars can go parallel on one side, now I drive in the middle and don't let anyone come next to me. |
Originally Posted by suresh_gs
(Post 3513740)
Look at the way these concrete blocks have been placed. Totally haphazard. I see more accidents taking place because of this. |
Originally Posted by rjstyles69
(Post 3513775)
They were placed correctly , however vehicles taking a hit has dislodged them from their original position. No one bothers to put them back in place though. |
Originally Posted by ramneek009
(Post 3508818)
Facts: The maruti was parked by the driver and his colleague to replace right front punctured tyre. They didn't even care to switch on the hazard blinkers. Weirder fact is that due to non availability of car-jack one of the guys was holding the car with his hands while the other was replacing the tyre. |
Originally Posted by gomzi
(Post 3509324)
Almost every time I see a vehicle that's had a puncture or <insert any other sort of mechanical/driver breakdown>, the vehicle is parked exactly where the owner discovered it, usually in the middle of the road regardless of the traffic, rush hour etc etc. |
Originally Posted by SS-Traveller
(Post 3509865)
When you are following a large vehicle which cuts off your visibility ahead - and you have inadvertently or intentionally moved up closer than the braking distance - then, if the bus / truck ahead suddenly swerves off from your lane, do NOT start rejoicing about what a gentleman the driver ahead is. He is swerving to avoid some obstruction ahead, and you had better follow in his track, and swerve yourself! |
Originally Posted by kiku007
(Post 3514401)
Not sure if this is posted already. The last accident is truly horrific! |
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
(Post 3515388)
"What would these guys do behind an agricultural tractor on a rural, curvy UK road with double white lines?" |
Originally Posted by suresh_gs
(Post 3514731)
Truly horrific indeed. Did the 2 wheeler guy survive the impact?? |
Originally Posted by kiku007
(Post 3514898)
No idea. The impact was brutal. It would be miracle if he survived. |
Originally Posted by arunphilip
(Post 3515396)
On a related note, I dare you to quiz our fellow Indians on the meaning & significance of a solid or broken line between opposite lanes of traffic. I doubt most people even notice that such a line changes its form at different points along a stretch :) |
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