This is very nice article. I liked the signal interpretations of India. They are true indeed, for I too follow them very meticulously. Our Government sould take stringent action to curb this. CCTV’s could be an effective option, as it is done in the gulf and other countries. You come to know about you fines, when you go to pay your taxes every year to the traffic department. They have all the evidence to show you in the CCTV footage.

I have two points to say … Delhi is good at roads and traffic system. Much has been developed there to smooth the traffic system. But look at Kolkata where I stay, it is so disorganised. In Delhi accidents mostly occur due to rash driving, by blue line buses or by some spoiled brats. In Kolkata it is however due to chaos or mismanagement.

Another point you missed out to say … *Never honk*
If you have been to foreign countries, you must have seen they dont honk. You dont have to go very far but Bangladesh. I was surprised to see in the entire city Dhaka, hardly anyone made any sound. Everything is fast and proper but without honk. Honk tend to cause disturbence not only mentally but it also affects your driving. A good traffic system doesnot need sound feedback. Think about the hospitals, schools, colleges, offices beside the roads and even houses. In foreign roads you can feel the peace of mind while driving. In India whenever you think of the road, you tend to fantasize a noisy environment.

Keep up the good work.