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What do you think of the traffic though? |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Age: 36
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Mumbaikars when they get onto the Road
To : All Concerned
I am a Mumbaikar working abroad for over 6 years now. I am presently in Mumbai and am shocked to see that this city is getting from bad to worse in terms of city planning. When you get onto the road, its scary for the fact that we dont drive the same way outside India, owing to the strict rules prevailing abroad. So are we to blame Democracy for having given us the right to do what we want. The way most Mumbaikar spits on the road is a disheartening sight. The way two wheelers enter round abouts, the way they accelerate, the way autorickshaws scare private vehicles by speeding their vehicles. The way big cars try to show-off their magnanimity by overspeeding the small vehicles. And above all the masses...the way people walk in between these vehicles. All this makes we NRIs to think twice about our plans to return back to Mumbai and live a decent living. Why cant we stop hurrying, take a breather and allow others to walk / drive by. Why cant we look for a washroom when we want to spit. Why cant these rickshaw drivers be controlled by strict governing bodies. Also people with exisiting driving license must go through another strict test to develop a good attitude for driving on the roads. Abroad the laws are strict, the governing body does not give this kind of liberty to act arbitarily. Its high time these things gets highlighted and the governing body prevailing in India (in Mumbai), takes corrective action on these things before setting high targets for future. Its very important to secure and safeguard what we have in hand before we prepare ourselves to take on the world. Trust what i have highlighted here will make sense to most of we Mumbaikars. Regards, Ajit |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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Just the book to help!!
Hello Ajit,
I have published a book just for the Indian road user. Pl see the website www.streetwise.co.in Thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 41
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Hello bro,
welcome and enjoy your stay here. Waitin to see more from your side. Could you tell me something about Milan sub-way (MSW). Cheers Last edited by harsh001; 12-02-07 at 11:12 AM. |
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