Think driving is hard?

Jeff7

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Originally posted by: paulxcook
New to me. How are people not dying in droves from car/motorcycle/bus accidents?
They all took driver's ed courses taught by X-wing pilots.

"Form up. And stay alert, we could run out of space real fast."
 

screw3d

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If everyone on the road is unpredictable, you tend to develop some jedi driving skills yourself.
 

50cent1228

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Originally posted by: AnonymouseUser
You call that driving? Now this is driving!

in this video everyone moves in big groups so it doesn't look hard unless ur driving a car in that mess
 

SZLiao214

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Look at the bottom right part of the video at 17 seconds.

There is a person walking insanely close in between a car and a bike.
 

johnjbruin

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haha - thats not that bad. There isn't even that much traffic there.

If you learn to drive in india/china - you can drive anywhere I think.
 

AgaBoogaBoo

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It's not as bad, but yeah, as johnjbruin said, the saying is typically that if you can drive in India/China, you've mastered the important skills and reactions to events on the road. You'll be able to drive anywhere.

It's like learning a programming language that is picky and hard to do, and then you can apply it anywhere else once you've learned the basic syntax.
 

clickynext

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Originally posted by: simms
Originally posted by: Vonkhan
none of tht got sh!t on this dude!


P.S: ya, it was filmed in Punjab, India


LOL!

hahaha that's hilarious.


About the traffic, it's like that in a lot of crowded countries! Go to a lot of the smaller cities in China and it's very similar!
 

TheGizmo

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Originally posted by: johnjbruin
haha - thats not that bad. There isn't even that much traffic there.

If you learn to drive in india/china - you can drive anywhere I think.

except that you drive like an asshole in other countries.. trust me, I know, I'm indian.. I was brought up/learned to drive in the US but my cousins learned in India when they came to visit and drive, they really piss a lot of people off LOL.. and me trying to drive in India also pisses people off b/c my reflexes are not as quick as theirs.. especially trying to drive in downtown Bombay/ New Delhi on a scooter during peek traffic.. forget about it, just take a ricsha LOL. It is pretty fun to watch/sit on the back of a scooter though and fly all over the streets.


edit: oh yea also lots of people 'tweak' their horns to sound alll funny and stuff, its really cool lol.. you hear like "boodoobadoopooo" in a horn sound.. lots of people have different sounding ones. its like a cartoon
 

clickynext

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Originally posted by: TheGizmo
Originally posted by: johnjbruin
haha - thats not that bad. There isn't even that much traffic there.

If you learn to drive in india/china - you can drive anywhere I think.

except that you drive like an asshole in other countries.. trust me, I know, I'm indian.. I was brought up/learned to drive in the US but my cousins learned in India when they came to visit and drive, they really piss a lot of people off LOL.. and me trying to drive in India also pisses people off b/c my reflexes are not as quick as theirs.. especially trying to drive in downtown Bombay/ New Delhi on a scooter during peek traffic.. forget about it, just take a ricsha LOL. It is pretty fun to watch/sit on the back of a scooter though and fly all over the streets.
Haha, I know what you mean. I spent a few weeks in China a couple years ago, and when I came back, my driving was a lot more aggressive, got closer to other cars before stopping, and moved around a lot in my lane! Spending time in a place where a red light doesn't mean anything really screws up your habits!
 

crisscross

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The video is sped up quite a bit you can tell from the speed of the people walking on the road. The motorcycle video was fricking awesome!