I am an Indian, My brother came back from the US after a short stint and was afraid to cross the road in heavy traffic..I asked him if he is Indian or not and he started laughing :D
Nirmalaya bhai aapki comment gore logo ko Rude lag rahi hai😭😂😂 aisa to hum ewe hi bol dete hai, ye gore log chhoti chhoti bate dil pe le lete hai pencho😭😂😂🤘🏻
Dad learned to drive after coming to US and when he went back to India he took a driving class. The instructor gave him the 2 rules of the road: 1) don’t hit anyone, 2) don’t get hit. His favorite thing to say during driving practice was “paravaayillai (it’s ok) sir, adjust and go, adjust and go”. It’s my life philosophy now. If problems crop up in life, I adjust and go! Also, I showed this video to my traffic engineer friend and it broke his brain, lol.
Driving in New York City is not that bad at all... I did that in September 2011 without any problem. Try Lima in Perú, that is anoter different thing...
So I gonna tell u how this works. Suppose you're riding a bike and u have to make a right turn. Slow down your vehicle. First see left :- If there is a vehicle from left coming towards you. Assume its speed, If its speed is fast than yours than let it go first and vice-versa. If there is no vehicle on the left then u are prepared to go with your same speed and make turn but wait maybe an another vehicle coming from right and if u didn't saw it then sure u will get hit. So first left then right, if both clear u can go. Now the question is who will slow down his vehicle speed. So the priority goes this way Bike>car>suv>truck Low class have the highest priority to go first. But sometimes u have to take priorities and speed into account. While making turn don't forget to blow a horn as this will help catch the other driver attention. And yes, the longer you press the horn it indicates that you're in a hurry and they will easily let u go. If anyhow you caught with an accident then consider that day is your unlucky day.
There is virtually no driving test in India. They just test your basic control skills. Of course it varies by place but this is the general thing. You're left on your own . If you survive driving 40000km without accident in India (except minor fender bender), then you can survive anywhere :)
A Mercedes S-Class driver in India: - Active Break Assistant: off - Active Pedestrian Assistant: off - Active Lane Keeping Assistant: off - Traffic Sign Recognition: off - Distronic: off ok, let's drive !
So I gonna tell u how this works. Suppose you're riding a bike and u have to make a right turn. Slow down your vehicle. First see left :- If there is a vehicle from left coming towards you. Assume its speed, If its speed is fast than yours than let it go first and vice-versa. If there is no vehicle on the left then u are prepared to go with your same speed and make turn but wait maybe an another vehicle coming from right and if u didn't saw it then sure u will get hit. So first left then right, if both clear u can go. Now the question is who will slow down his vehicle speed. So the priority goes this way Bike>car>suv>truck Low class have the highest priority to go first. But sometimes u have to take priorities and speed into account. While making turn don't forget to blow a horn as this will help catch the other driver attention. And yes, the longer you press the horn it indicates that you're in a hurry and they will easily let u go. If anyhow you caught with an accident then consider that day is your unlucky day.
This is a sort of collective dynamic hypnosis .. everybody is certain of its own individual current path, not disattending the other's motion though. There is some mathematical beauty in this motion, apparently chaotic but ordered.
This is amazing! Incredible! Everyone working in synchronicity and with no one getting into an accident or bumping each other. Even the cow was in total harmony!
@@user-yb3gr6pv7v actually many street dog dies of that traffic but i haven't seen many incidents of cow dying or getting injured , cows are pretty strong and we don't drive that fast 😂 so they are preety safe
One thing i learn from this is that Indians use vehicle horn to it full capacity. Maybe it is also one of main criteria to buy vehicle. I just hope their planes do not need it too... 😝
I just talked to an Indian guy and the topic of differences in driving came up. He said, "We don't have the 'lane rule'." I thought it was funny, but I didn't really know how much until I saw this. Incredible. I don't know how pedestrians aren't constantly sailing through the air.
Well vehicles and pedestrians move virtually at the same pace. So u don't see as many of them flying around as you should. Yet these roads do manage to kill 150000 people( pedestrians et al) / yr, though.
@@rakmanbabaMost deaths occur on National Highways (above 90%) outside cities, so you might see very lax traffic control and helmet enforcement within city limits, but more random traffic violation checks on the highways, at least in my area in Odisha.
@@acswain6720 Fact is stranger than fiction: morth.nic.in/sites/default/files/RA_2021_Compressed.pdf reads: In 2021, a total 4,12,432 accidents were recorded in the country, of which, 1, 28,825 (31.2%) took place on the National Highways (NH) including Expressways, 96,382 (23.4%) on State Highways (SH) and the remaining 1, 87,225 (45.4%) on Other Roads. Out of total 1, 42,163 fatal accidents reported in 2021, 50,953 (35.8%) were on National Highways, 34,946 (24.6%) were on State Highways and 56,264 (39.6%) were on Other Roads.
My first bike was a 650 cc interceptor. I knew little bit of riding. My friends took me on the busy streets for me to practice, they told me to follow their bikes. I was scared if cops catch me for license cause I didn't had one. It was a good experience 😁
They drive very well, everybody on the road is able to handle complex situations and read everyone else, you noticed how most of those crosses had no traffic lights? they don't need them, and no one ever gets stalled.
@@vvksailor Han city mai bahut kam marte hai highway pe jyada marte hai kyuki bahut logo ko highway pe chalane ka experience nahi hai agar chalao hai to bahut kam baar . Mai bhi kafi dar ke chalata tha pehle kahi side se fortuner nikalti thi ya to bmw , Mercedes ya Volvo par thoda time diya agar lagbhag 1,2 mahine to pro ban jaoge
A beautiful demonstration of the cohabitation of people. They are All trying to get to their destination quickly and safely with utmost regards to others. I haven't seen one accident yet.
About 450,000 accidents take place in India annually, of which 150,000 people die. “India has the highest number of casualties in road accidents,” said the report. “There are 53 road accidents in the country every hour and one death every four minutes
@@masteroogway2438 neither would looking at the overall statistics and comparing them to country's that have less population? That's not how statistics work and if you ever took a class for this in your life you would know that
Other countries: Green light: go Yellow light: prepare to stop Red light: stop India Green light: go Yellow light: go Red light: go if there is no cop around.
after first 2 days you are shocked after 1 week: is funny after 3 weeks: enjoy after 3 months: you not understand and can this system after back in europe: you miss
No one video games city builder simulation can make real situation traffic like in India 😄 Because this so hard work for the A.I, and more system, and really really need high end minimum recommended system LOL
My dad had me watch this after I told him about part of a dream I had a couple to few nights ago about how I was driving (which I have yet to do in the waking life) while ranting at how chaotic the construction of the road I was driving on was, what with there only being white lines (not a single yellow line in sight) and signs that were painted on the road that looked exactly like the ones you'd see on the roads in the waking world, except they were just placed around all willy nilly, as well as people driving both in the correct direction as well as the incorrect direction. After I told him about that, he told me that my dream sounded a lot like how traffic is in India and it just blew my mind at how chaotic it is XD
You know, many Indians don’t even find it chaotic because they’re so used to it. The way that the traffic works just means that they train their mind to think about all possible situations when turning, driving straight, stopping or anything else. It really enhances cognitive skills. Also, some consider this to be a free-flow of traffic, rather than chaotic.
@@kikenaround I agree, even the slightest movement beside the road makes me hit the brakes or atleast be ready to hit it, cause you'll never know when a child or a dog or a cow, or a person, or another vehicle will come at you😂 it's hilarious they randomly jump infront of you, and you'll somehow manage to save it, they'll cuss you🤦
Who needs road markings and signs? all you need is serious horns, a pair of eyes and common sense, people in Britain get in acccidents cos they are overwhelmed with signs, bike lanes, bus lanes and speed cameras!
holy shit multiprick you are not very smart.. how about you compare traffic deaths of india versus the UK? let me help you; india 16 deaths per 100k population uk 2.7 deaths per 100k population so have fun in india
I just got back from India and the driving is insane. But what is true is that very few of the cars had dents in them. Some of the public transportation showed signs of small collisions, but private vehicles were surprisingly free of dents. Yet, that does not mean I would prefer their style of driving. One must be aggressive and force his way into traffic. And it is very slow traveling in the cities I was in (Bengaluru, Bellary, Yadgir, Hyderabad). Scooters and motorcycles are, by far, the most numerous vehicles and it is common to see them loaded with several people. We passed a motorcycle with mom on the very back, then two kids, then dad as driver, and one more kid in front of him. Most have small engines and do not go very fast. The only their "system" works at all is that everyone understands is a "obeys" is. Here, in the USA, we rarely use our horns and when we do, it is generally to inform another drive we do not like what they just did. But, in India, it is just a way to signal someone that you are coming around them and to make way. And they do. So it is not unusual for a car to honk and begin to pass a cycle or even another car even though another vehicle is coming from the opposite direction. The vehicle being passed just moves over, and the oncoming vehicle moves over and maybe even slows a bit in order to make the pass possible. However, it may still result in some very close calls. It seems they operate on the "A miss is as good as a mile" principle - even the pedestrians. I was also told that the cheapness of human life coupled with the Hindu veneration of cattle makes it a much more serious offense to hit a cow than hit a person.
The video is fast paced and it was taken in bigger cities. Most of the times you need to ask vehicles to stop just bcoz there's no zebra crossing or traffic signals nearby. It's chaotic, there are accidents sometimes but yep, normally it works just fine.
Well, from an Indian perspective. Maybe other countries have too many traffic rules. Overdependence on 1500 types of road signs and what not. In India, we just negotiate our path with the people adjacent to us. Not too bad but there are still some morons who try to act oversmart. Are generally given a bang of stick by the traffic police.
I just realized that looking at these streets is like observing life inside our blood vessels. So the cars are leukocytes, enzymes, proteins and stuff that travel through a big body inside a bigger body inside a bigger body infinitely, just like our life is... So if you are or have once been asking yourself how life would've been as a blood cell, you already have the answer, because you are the blood cell yourself (just on another level - consciouly)
There are no predestrian side walks. Just roads full of corner shops, markets a lot of people plus cars. How is it possible to share one thing. Also i only hear a horn blow about twice a week in England and in india it is like 100 every 10 seconds.
If You want to drive on Indian Roads ... Don't take anything for granted ; that is the 1st thing ...Because people can come to you driving from wrong side also ...All ur 5 senses must work in Indian Traffic ... Not only that ... Your 6th sense should also work ... Then only you will be able to drive in Indian Roads Traffic & then only you can survive ...😊😊
they r using the horn what it was meant to be used for. best drivers. check out driving in mexico also. i was driven around in mexico city. it was a hell of a ride lol its was awesome!
The average Indian's driving 'skill' is akin to that of a zombie. Just mindlessly point their vehicle in the general direction of intended travel and then start drifting. The slower, the more socially acceptable you are regardless of how careless. The faster you go the more of an anti-social' you are perceived to be regardless of however disciplined your driving maybe.
I guess all third world countries are like this hahaha Brazil is like the same in some neighbourhoods. But these pedestrians in India crossing the streets like "fuck this shit nigga, i'm tha boss"
I'm a learner myself in India and was searching how to drive in a crossway in India and that's how I got here. Sharing my experience three days ago, I was driving my car in a crossway with a speed of 10 km/h. We have all sorts of vehicles coming from all directions especially in crossways without following rules which I hate the most. I was bout to take a turn, looked left to make sure no vehicle was approaching me from behind (left) and the moment I turned my head at front a damn scooter was right straight next to my car with a lady (age probably 60) sitting behind him. It was his fault to move so fast and my car hit him. He just fell down and the lady landed on her legs behind her head. He rushed to me and started punching my side glass asking me to get it down. I didn't and after lots of efforts he let me go. They don't even accept their mistakes and blame on people much younger than them. I do not feel sorry for him but for the innocent lady I hurt by accident because of his fault. And moral of the story keep your side glasses up if you hit somebody in India. They gonna come to punch your face!
You gotta wonder if it's safe flying with Air India. Pilot: Delhi Tower, good day. Air India Heavy on final 27 left, request permission to land. ATC: Yeah, whatever, no rules here, just do what the fuck you want.
indian traffic is really shitty no rules nothing just go by what ever way you feel is good for you no need for helmit no need for indicator not even mirrors these bike and scooter drivers mostly don't hve mirrors and the ones have don't know how to use them !!
Never witnessed how people in other countries drive, but our roads are full of morons. Especially cab, auto, and public transport drivers make the journey miserable for rest of us. Many are impatient, don't maintain adequate distance, don't follow line discipline, and keep honking for no reason. They don't even realize what they are doing is a mistake, because unlike you guys, we can get driving license without even being tested; I'm not exaggerating, and this is an open secret. It should've been corrected, but unfortunately, we are fed up with cast based reservation, thereby putting ineptitude people at decision-making positions rather than a fully qualified personnel. No wonder why educated people are migrating to developed nations.
It's not due to caste reservation...it's due to bjp government and brahmans and Thakurs caste people who are sitting in power position and not doing any work but causing rift between Hindus and muslims for the political gain
@@guptaanuj1985 tu tum bolo na ki bjp galat politics karti hai...india secular country hai...tum bjp followers ka chehra sabko pata chal gaya hai...kaun hindu muslim karta hai, poori duniya janti hai...isliye mat bolo tum yaha
It’s cute all the Indians here are praising their way of traffic. My country’s traffic was like that probably 50 years ago. We wait for you India to finally realize the value of nice and quiet and safe living environment for families, and that good organization actually makes things more efficient.
ive just read "why are indians terrible drivers?" they not terrible that kinda driving must take alot of skill, everyone is just pedal to the metal ive watched hours of indian driving i can honestly say ive never seen one wreakage at the side of the road NO ONE seems to be crashing, thats highly skilled drivers in my book.
+konzeptunddialog I run a non-profit, an app to send emergency alerts incase of road casualties, with your permission can I display your video in my site's background?
Thanks for your kind enquiry! I'm pleased that you want to display our video "Incredible Indian Traffic - isn't it crazy in the background of your site. Good luck & good efforts! Walter
Indians use honking as turning signals
@@ethanallen952 simp spotted
@@DK-cm7lc lmao
And break pedals..
I love it, the hustle and bustle and closeness of traffic
Instead of turn signals *
I am an Indian, My brother came back from the US after a short stint and was afraid to cross the road in heavy traffic..I asked him if he is Indian or not and he started laughing :D
Leah Karam he wasn't being rude, he was joking
should we laugh ?
Nirmalaya bhai aapki comment gore logo ko Rude lag rahi hai😭😂😂 aisa to hum ewe hi bol dete hai, ye gore log chhoti chhoti bate dil pe le lete hai pencho😭😂😂🤘🏻
Nirmalya Misra greetings from Argentina bro
😂😂
India gov should promote tourism by saying "Want to learn unmatchable driving skills. Come to India." I agree with the video 100%
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣 learn driving in footpaths, dividers and swerve thru traffic
Defensive driving, 100% a survival skill there.
🤣🤣🤣 although it's not something you should've proud of
For real
Americans can learn a lot
In India, if u reached your destiny without using a single abusive word then ur the most cool minded person in the world 😇
I do
I do
I do
bullshit
To avoid accidents.
Bastards should MAINTAIN THIER BLOODY DISTANCE!
Dad learned to drive after coming to US and when he went back to India he took a driving class. The instructor gave him the 2 rules of the road: 1) don’t hit anyone, 2) don’t get hit. His favorite thing to say during driving practice was “paravaayillai (it’s ok) sir, adjust and go, adjust and go”. It’s my life philosophy now. If problems crop up in life, I adjust and go!
Also, I showed this video to my traffic engineer friend and it broke his brain, lol.
Oh, and never run through RED left turn signals. You can turn RIGHT on red but yield to oncoming traffic
I saw one littleraly run through a red left turn signal. Could've gotten t-boned.. they also were speeding too
When did this incident happen? Post 2000?
Why does this sound like some Fluffy joke?
People think that traffic in New York City is crazy.
Indians are probably like "That's cute!" Lol
Navin That's what we actually think
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Why you think they rather be taxis drivers when they first come to the US😭😭 no offense
Driving in New York City is not that bad at all... I did that in September 2011 without any problem. Try Lima in Perú, that is anoter different thing...
So I gonna tell u how this works.
Suppose you're riding a bike and u have to make a right turn. Slow down your vehicle.
First see left :- If there is a vehicle from left coming towards you. Assume its speed, If its speed is fast than yours than let it go first and vice-versa.
If there is no vehicle on the left then u are prepared to go with your same speed and make turn but wait maybe an another vehicle coming from right and if u didn't saw it then sure u will get hit.
So first left then right, if both clear u can go.
Now the question is who will slow down his vehicle speed. So the priority goes this way
Bike>car>suv>truck
Low class have the highest priority to go first.
But sometimes u have to take priorities and speed into account.
While making turn don't forget to blow a horn as this will help catch the other driver attention.
And yes, the longer you press the horn it indicates that you're in a hurry and they will easily let u go.
If anyhow you caught with an accident then consider that day is your unlucky day.
If i pass driving in India, I can drive anywhere
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There is virtually no driving test in India. They just test your basic control skills. Of course it varies by place but this is the general thing. You're left on your own . If you survive driving 40000km without accident in India (except minor fender bender), then you can survive anywhere :)
Pretty sure that if you drive like that in any other country you would get arrested within 5 minutes.
Alex Yap let’s come to Vietnam
Traffic accident fatalities typically average between 150,000 and 200,000 a year in India. Not that it makes a dent in the population.
There's saying
"A smooth sea can never make a skilled sailor"
Then maybe we are pirates.
But road instead of sea and driver instead of sailor
I agree
Stuff like this doesn't happen in uttrakhand and H.P. don't know about other states
A Mercedes S-Class driver in India:
- Active Break Assistant: off
- Active Pedestrian Assistant: off
- Active Lane Keeping Assistant: off
- Traffic Sign Recognition: off
- Distronic: off
ok, let's drive !
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@@kartikbaba f off
I have always wondered how Tesla autopilot perform here
So I gonna tell u how this works.
Suppose you're riding a bike and u have to make a right turn. Slow down your vehicle.
First see left :- If there is a vehicle from left coming towards you. Assume its speed, If its speed is fast than yours than let it go first and vice-versa.
If there is no vehicle on the left then u are prepared to go with your same speed and make turn but wait maybe an another vehicle coming from right and if u didn't saw it then sure u will get hit.
So first left then right, if both clear u can go.
Now the question is who will slow down his vehicle speed. So the priority goes this way
Bike>car>suv>truck
Low class have the highest priority to go first.
But sometimes u have to take priorities and speed into account.
While making turn don't forget to blow a horn as this will help catch the other driver attention.
And yes, the longer you press the horn it indicates that you're in a hurry and they will easily let u go.
If anyhow you caught with an accident then consider that day is your unlucky day.
@@swagatmaharana3131 nobody is stupid enough to own a tesla in india. Every rich person I know would rather invest in a nice 4x4
This is a sort of collective dynamic hypnosis .. everybody is certain of its own individual current path, not disattending the other's motion though. There is some mathematical beauty in this motion, apparently chaotic but ordered.
Not so sophisticated like some animals(fish/birds) though ;-)
@@shankarmcbharat1013 or sheep , these people have their own different destination not just 1 or 2 like sheep....
The best comment..
I found this satisfying, can watch this whole day.
Orderly? India is the most dangerous country for pedestrians! Backwards country
LHD : Left is the right lane!
RHD : We're driving in the RIGHT lane!
Indian : why not both?
😂😂😂
If it's right, that Right is not the right lane, then only Left is left for to be the right lane, right?
😂😂😂😂
wHy nOt bOth :me uH oK
Big brain cocksucking moment
I'd like to see google self drive cars here lol
Same
Any autopilot would commit suicide
True test
Initiating Self Destruct.....
The algorithm will crash
This is amazing! Incredible! Everyone working in synchronicity and with no one getting into an accident or bumping each other. Even the cow was in total harmony!
the cow XD
@@gabrielalearnsdarija7770 Who just leaves their cow like that in the middle of the road.
@@daemonzap1481 I India we gave stray cows as stray dogs 🐕
I can't imagine how much cows dies because of traffic...
@@user-yb3gr6pv7v actually many street dog dies of that traffic but i haven't seen many incidents of cow dying or getting injured , cows are pretty strong and we don't drive that fast 😂 so they are preety safe
Indian traffic light system in a nutshell:
Green: Go!
Yellow: Go!
Red: Go! (If no cops are around..)
One thing i learn from this is that Indians use vehicle horn to it full capacity. Maybe it is also one of main criteria to buy vehicle. I just hope their planes do not need it too... 😝
Would be funny if our planes did that. Asia would become the biggest airport ever
its how we communicate.. there is a whole horn language. you just learn it as you go 😂
We used to say that the worst traffic its here in Brazil, but after watching it, I can say we r far away from that mess.
+Eduardo Piston Mexico too, I thought it was shitty and the worst of the world, but then you have to take a look to the indians. Holy cow!
the traffic in São Paulo is horrible but does not compare with that of India
We have more population and vehicles lmfao
It's not a mess, it's a controlled chaos.
@@ameyb9241 Ah yes, the constant honking and high accident rates must be all on purpose
I just talked to an Indian guy and the topic of differences in driving came up. He said, "We don't have the 'lane rule'." I thought it was funny, but I didn't really know how much until I saw this. Incredible. I don't know how pedestrians aren't constantly sailing through the air.
Well vehicles and pedestrians move virtually at the same pace. So u don't see as many of them flying around as you should. Yet these roads do manage to kill 150000 people( pedestrians et al) / yr, though.
Bc Indian drivers are more skilled
I think most drivers slow down when they sense more density, sort of like walking in a crowd.
@@rakmanbabaMost deaths occur on National Highways (above 90%) outside cities, so you might see very lax traffic control and helmet enforcement within city limits, but more random traffic violation checks on the highways, at least in my area in Odisha.
@@acswain6720 Fact is stranger than fiction:
morth.nic.in/sites/default/files/RA_2021_Compressed.pdf
reads:
In 2021, a total 4,12,432 accidents were recorded in the country, of which, 1, 28,825 (31.2%) took place on the National Highways (NH) including Expressways, 96,382 (23.4%) on State Highways (SH) and the remaining 1, 87,225 (45.4%) on Other Roads. Out of total 1, 42,163 fatal accidents reported in 2021, 50,953 (35.8%) were on National Highways, 34,946 (24.6%) were on State Highways and 56,264 (39.6%) were on Other Roads.
I rode 2500 km in South India on a Honda CBZ 125, my first bike ride ever. In retrospect I was too brave.
My first bike was a 650 cc interceptor. I knew little bit of riding. My friends took me on the busy streets for me to practice, they told me to follow their bikes. I was scared if cops catch me for license cause I didn't had one. It was a good experience 😁
amazing how everyone doesn't die by the time they're 20 in india the way they drive
We get used to it, the driver's rarely hit the pedestrian it's almost like we can read eachother's minds and know our next moves
The vehicles barely touch each other
We drive thinking that every other driver on the road is an idiot and noob.
That's the power of palm.
Buddha's palm if you will.
They drive very well, everybody on the road is able to handle complex situations and read everyone else, you noticed how most of those crosses had no traffic lights? they don't need them, and no one ever gets stalled.
The comedian gabriel iglesias was sayin they honk to indicate their direction/(communicate)...crazy traffic indeed
Wow fluffy says that too
drive level = indian
sweg
There is nothing to be proud about... 1.5 ppl die like dogs every year on our roads.... In the past ten years 13 lakh ppl have died.....
@@vishnukumarkr3499 wo highway par marte he..muje nahi lagta ki aise city traffic me bahut sare marte honge...
@@vvksailor Han city mai bahut kam marte hai highway pe jyada marte hai kyuki bahut logo ko highway pe chalane ka experience nahi hai agar chalao hai to bahut kam baar . Mai bhi kafi dar ke chalata tha pehle kahi side se fortuner nikalti thi ya to bmw , Mercedes ya Volvo par thoda time diya agar lagbhag 1,2 mahine to pro ban jaoge
Aw man, I miss India so much, so bored stuck in NYC traffic
A beautiful demonstration of the cohabitation of people. They are All trying to get to their destination quickly and safely with utmost regards to others. I haven't seen one accident yet.
About 450,000 accidents take place in India annually, of which 150,000 people die. “India has the highest number of casualties in road accidents,” said the report. “There are 53 road accidents in the country every hour and one death every four minutes
@@fredd298 Population is high too.. so every crime metric will be high... look at it in accidents per 100000 people
@@fredd298 India have 138 crores peoples so accident will be higher
@@sampadization the reason why these roads are terribly managed is because of the high population. So a per capita death % wouldn’t make sense
@@masteroogway2438 neither would looking at the overall statistics and comparing them to country's that have less population? That's not how statistics work and if you ever took a class for this in your life you would know that
Fluffy brought me here
Same.
lol
Same here!
Same!
Lmao
Other countries:
Green light: go
Yellow light: prepare to stop
Red light: stop
India
Green light: go
Yellow light: go
Red light: go if there is no cop around.
Follow the guy in white at the bottom of the video at 0:54. Goes to take a dump.
how the hell did you notice that LOL...
ha ha.. Damn!!
I saw him as well, he is walking straight into a stream of vehicles ... and then goes to take a dump.
shit thats embarrassing
HAhahaha, you win sir!
after first 2 days you are shocked
after 1 week: is funny
after 3 weeks: enjoy
after 3 months: you not understand and can this system
after back in europe: you miss
😂
Indian traffic is like universe... every galaxy, stars and planets functioning perfectly without collision....
0:47 a legend takes u turn
😂😂its quite common. People here don't realize what they are doing. 😂
Where
What's wrong with that? I does it all the time. Do I have to go around the traffic island?
@@myspace1876 Yes
guh..all that honking would make me crazy
They use honking instead of directionals
@@MandySimLandy Fluffy wasn't joking on stage?
2:51 even at night lol
And here if you aren't hearing any honking it either means something big is happening and you gotta get out or your in Bangladesh and it's Eid
@@euminkong84 no
2:44 And a cow just walking right into traffic.....
1:02 guy in the orange turban gives zero fucks
El Salvador's traffic is crazy too but this is beyond too much...
Common sense population of the country what do you expect
Non indians: **OmG That's crazy traffic**
Me as an Indian: **That's my daily route**
You just need presence of mind to drive in India
Just came home after pacing 1 hour in a super-slow traffic and searched this up to empathise that I'm not the only miserable one.
It's like a symphony of organised chaos. I could watch it for hours.
Indians : That we do here every day.
Foreigners : 😵
No one video games city builder simulation can make real situation traffic like in India 😄
Because this so hard work for the A.I, and more system, and really really need high end minimum recommended system LOL
1:03 dude with orange hat walks up from the right side of the fountain. Hands dude something. Dudes selling dope 😂
For me, as a german driver, this is horrifying and fascinating at the same time.
We germans are obsessed with regulated traffic.
If one person from the states was thrown randomly into the mix the whole system would collapse
India - where your horn is the most important part of your car....
An indian watching this-
Why is everyone in the comments so surprised? What's so special about the video?
Indians won't find anything special in this video coz we see this kinda traffic daily but for ppl in other developed countries this is real shocking
It's shameful bruh
@@Mr.Eminem Even if rules are stricter, it’s still gonna look chaotic because there’s over a BILLION people there BRUH
What amazes me is how clean the streets are.
This is made my mom so anxious when I showed her this! I thank you for the video!
Fluffy wasn't kidding when he said Indian traffic is way different than American traffic
My dad had me watch this after I told him about part of a dream I had a couple to few nights ago about how I was driving (which I have yet to do in the waking life) while ranting at how chaotic the construction of the road I was driving on was, what with there only being white lines (not a single yellow line in sight) and signs that were painted on the road that looked exactly like the ones you'd see on the roads in the waking world, except they were just placed around all willy nilly, as well as people driving both in the correct direction as well as the incorrect direction. After I told him about that, he told me that my dream sounded a lot like how traffic is in India and it just blew my mind at how chaotic it is XD
You know, many Indians don’t even find it chaotic because they’re so used to it. The way that the traffic works just means that they train their mind to think about all possible situations when turning, driving straight, stopping or anything else. It really enhances cognitive skills. Also, some consider this to be a free-flow of traffic, rather than chaotic.
@@kikenaround free flow at the cost of speed. I have even got stuck on highways at 50kmph. Miserable!
@@kikenaround I agree, even the slightest movement beside the road makes me hit the brakes or atleast be ready to hit it, cause you'll never know when a child or a dog or a cow, or a person, or another vehicle will come at you😂 it's hilarious they randomly jump infront of you, and you'll somehow manage to save it, they'll cuss you🤦
Nothing stops the flow of traffic in india
I will never complain about traffic in Philippines again.
Who needs road markings and signs? all you need is serious horns, a pair of eyes and common sense, people in Britain get in acccidents cos they are overwhelmed with signs, bike lanes, bus lanes and speed cameras!
Multipricks presents no that's not why....this is WHY INDIA kills more ppl each year in traffic than some WARS!!!!! Fact
holy shit multiprick you are not very smart.. how about you compare traffic deaths of india versus the UK? let me help you;
india 16 deaths per 100k population
uk 2.7 deaths per 100k population
so have fun in india
I just got back from India and the driving is insane. But what is true is that very few of the cars had dents in them. Some of the public transportation showed signs of small collisions, but private vehicles were surprisingly free of dents.
Yet, that does not mean I would prefer their style of driving. One must be aggressive and force his way into traffic. And it is very slow traveling in the cities I was in (Bengaluru, Bellary, Yadgir, Hyderabad). Scooters and motorcycles are, by far, the most numerous vehicles and it is common to see them loaded with several people. We passed a motorcycle with mom on the very back, then two kids, then dad as driver, and one more kid in front of him. Most have small engines and do not go very fast.
The only their "system" works at all is that everyone understands is a "obeys" is. Here, in the USA, we rarely use our horns and when we do, it is generally to inform another drive we do not like what they just did. But, in India, it is just a way to signal someone that you are coming around them and to make way. And they do. So it is not unusual for a car to honk and begin to pass a cycle or even another car even though another vehicle is coming from the opposite direction. The vehicle being passed just moves over, and the oncoming vehicle moves over and maybe even slows a bit in order to make the pass possible. However, it may still result in some very close calls. It seems they operate on the "A miss is as good as a mile" principle - even the pedestrians.
I was also told that the cheapness of human life coupled with the Hindu veneration of cattle makes it a much more serious offense to hit a cow than hit a person.
GR8 B8, M8. I R8 8/8.
they have more deaths in India
What I'm seeing in these clips is traffic where the automobile doesn't take precedence over every other means of road transport. Looks good to me!
Love how batshit crazy the traffic is, including pedestrian traffic. These guys are masters of the roads
Apparently all the vehicles in India have the throttle and the brake directly connected to the horn.
And it somehow works fine? Indian driving is amazing!
The video is fast paced and it was taken in bigger cities. Most of the times you need to ask vehicles to stop just bcoz there's no zebra crossing or traffic signals nearby. It's chaotic, there are accidents sometimes but yep, normally it works just fine.
Do u mean 150000 deaths/ year are 'amazing'?
Has anyone tested Tesla autopilot here? LMAO
Well, from an Indian perspective. Maybe other countries have too many traffic rules. Overdependence on 1500 types of road signs and what not. In India, we just negotiate our path with the people adjacent to us. Not too bad but there are still some morons who try to act oversmart. Are generally given a bang of stick by the traffic police.
I agree. Other countries are overregulated and that is a problem too
This is amazing. People just walk among moving cars. No sidewalks, nothing. Pure chaos.
I just realized that looking at these streets is like observing life inside our blood vessels.
So the cars are leukocytes, enzymes, proteins and stuff that travel through a big body inside a bigger body inside a bigger body infinitely, just like our life is...
So if you are or have once been asking yourself how life would've been as a blood cell, you already have the answer, because you are the blood cell yourself (just on another level - consciouly)
India is a beauty and is unique.
i learn how to drive in cali and when I went to India my company lend me a car and holy fuck it was the scariest shlt I've ever experienced
Driving level 50 : Indian driving...
Now you are the real pro driver
This is perfect example for, there is a universal order in chaos.
Incredible. No accident even at double and triple speed.
There are no predestrian side walks. Just roads full of corner shops, markets a lot of people plus cars. How is it possible to share one thing. Also i only hear a horn blow about twice a week in England and in india it is like 100 every 10 seconds.
2:31 looks like animation or even miniature...
Not crazy at all, it's a natural state of coexistence
If You want to drive on Indian Roads ... Don't take anything for granted ; that is the 1st thing ...Because people can come to you driving from wrong side also ...All ur 5 senses must work in Indian Traffic ... Not only that ... Your 6th sense should also work ... Then only you will be able to drive in Indian Roads Traffic & then only you can survive ...😊😊
Phillipines: I have the worst traffic!
India: No I do!
Vietnam: Haha you guys are cute.
Only 3rd world countries use the horn than the eyes and brain.
@@JMDrives 👁👄👁atleast "third world" countries have the talent to survive thank you
they r using the horn what it was meant to be used for. best drivers. check out driving in mexico also. i was driven around in mexico city. it was a hell of a ride lol its was awesome!
The average Indian's driving 'skill' is akin to that of a zombie. Just mindlessly point their vehicle in the general direction of intended travel and then start drifting. The slower, the more socially acceptable you are regardless of how careless. The faster you go the more of an anti-social' you are perceived to be regardless of however disciplined your driving maybe.
In my country if you keep honking like that, you'll start a fight lol.
Most satisfying video ever
It looks like a synchronized dance, but what is the rate of traffic fatalities in India? Gotta look than one up!
I guess all third world countries are like this hahaha Brazil is like the same in some neighbourhoods.
But these pedestrians in India crossing the streets like "fuck this shit nigga, i'm tha boss"
It is not clear which direction the traffic is flowing.
Forget sidewalks. We’ll drive and walk on the same road.
all of them are equipped with a collision avoidance system :)
I'm a learner myself in India and was searching how to drive in a crossway in India and that's how I got here. Sharing my experience three days ago, I was driving my car in a crossway with a speed of 10 km/h. We have all sorts of vehicles coming from all directions especially in crossways without following rules which I hate the most. I was bout to take a turn, looked left to make sure no vehicle was approaching me from behind (left) and the moment I turned my head at front a damn scooter was right straight next to my car with a lady (age probably 60) sitting behind him. It was his fault to move so fast and my car hit him. He just fell down and the lady landed on her legs behind her head. He rushed to me and started punching my side glass asking me to get it down. I didn't and after lots of efforts he let me go. They don't even accept their mistakes and blame on people much younger than them. I do not feel sorry for him but for the innocent lady I hurt by accident because of his fault. And moral of the story keep your side glasses up if you hit somebody in India. They gonna come to punch your face!
So in India is the horn connected to the gas petal or something?
I was used to wonder about that too
No . On steering wheel . 🙃
0:54 THANOS SPOTTED😂😂😂😂
Honestly driving is my strongest skills but damn I could never drive in India. Lol
not a single road is marked!!!!!!!!!!!
I went to work in Dubai for 3 year
When I come back to India It was scary to Drive for 2 3 days
Now back normal
I'm here because of Russel Peters
The Doctor UMM MOOOO
holy fuck, the same here four years after
Create a lane...take it and go!!👳🏾
@@snoopydogg9465 same here
In India you don't just look out for an incoming car, you have to look out for incoming people too.
You gotta wonder if it's safe flying with Air India.
Pilot: Delhi Tower, good day. Air India Heavy on final 27 left, request permission to land.
ATC: Yeah, whatever, no rules here, just do what the fuck you want.
0:53 lmfao the old man is just casually walking in the middle of the road
Sigma😂
All of this with no incident but Americans can't even change lanes without bumping into someone...
India has the worst rate of road traffic deaths in the world. I've lived here 4 years and seen plenty of accidents, fortunately only one fatal one.
oh.. but when theres accidents.. it is the worst shit youve ever seen
no incident? every few seconds there is an indian die in accident, do you think india has only these couple street as you seen here, NAIVE
indian traffic is really shitty no rules nothing just go by what ever way you feel is good for you no need for helmit no need for indicator not even mirrors these bike and scooter drivers mostly don't hve mirrors and the ones have don't know how to use them !!
+ Pranav Dodeja
I agree...and during driving-licence tests, the main point is how big a bribe you can pay, not how well you can drive.
These are some of the best and smoothest traffic in India. Please show me the worst!
Never witnessed how people in other countries drive, but our roads are full of morons. Especially cab, auto, and public transport drivers make the journey miserable for rest of us. Many are impatient, don't maintain adequate distance, don't follow line discipline, and keep honking for no reason. They don't even realize what they are doing is a mistake, because unlike you guys, we can get driving license without even being tested; I'm not exaggerating, and this is an open secret. It should've been corrected, but unfortunately, we are fed up with cast based reservation, thereby putting ineptitude people at decision-making positions rather than a fully qualified personnel. No wonder why educated people are migrating to developed nations.
true.. its insane here.
I was used to this when living there, but now seeing this makes me nervous 😅 that i wont be able to drive when i visit back india
It's not due to caste reservation...it's due to bjp government and brahmans and Thakurs caste people who are sitting in power position and not doing any work but causing rift between Hindus and muslims for the political gain
@@sanchitsingh9382 firse wahi hindu muslim start ker diya tumne 😏
@@guptaanuj1985 tu tum bolo na ki bjp galat politics karti hai...india secular country hai...tum bjp followers ka chehra sabko pata chal gaya hai...kaun hindu muslim karta hai, poori duniya janti hai...isliye mat bolo tum yaha
How much effort governments have made in ensuring how the vehicles pass? No paints, no sign boards, no path ways , just plain tarmac
Dang! They're a fit bunch over there... Just look at the speed at which they all walk! (wink)...
It’s cute all the Indians here are praising their way of traffic. My country’s traffic was like that probably 50 years ago. We wait for you India to finally realize the value of nice and quiet and safe living environment for families, and that good organization actually makes things more efficient.
anyone else notice the guy walking against the traffic 0.55 went and had a shit?
+Evan Marko Lmao
+Evan Marko omg lol
+Evan Marko lol
+Evan Marko not shit but piss.
+Evan Marko Well spotted lmao
ive just read "why are indians terrible drivers?" they not terrible that kinda driving must take alot of skill, everyone is just pedal to the metal ive watched hours of indian driving i can honestly say ive never seen one wreakage at the side of the road NO ONE seems to be crashing, thats highly skilled drivers in my book.
Can I have a copyright for thsi video? It is for a school project?
+Nishtha R Yes Nashita you can show it for a shool project - that's great! Walter Steffen, Director & Producer
Thanks a lot konzeptunddialog
+konzeptunddialog I run a non-profit, an app to send emergency alerts incase of road casualties, with your permission can I display your video in my site's background?
Thanks for your kind enquiry! I'm pleased that you want to display our video "Incredible Indian Traffic - isn't it crazy in the background of your site. Good luck & good efforts! Walter
you should check out Cambodia's traffic
Watch at 0.25 video speed for almost normal real life speed.
Indiscpinr is in our culture. Not only traffic everywhere it is there