Worst Intersection
November 16th, 2009
Welcome to India. Driver’s license not required.
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that video is in fast motion, you know.
that’s really not so bad. hardly anyone driving on the street. you can actually see the road! and it’s paved! most intersections in india are worse! no lights, no stop signs, you go when you go and you wait for someone else if you have to, and the bigger you are the more of the right of way you have. yay india.
@loveIsBlind
I have been in the same insanity driving a motorcycle in Bangkok and Phnom Penh. After a while I realized there is actually a rhythm and flow to the madness. lol. Now I love driving in such places.