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I live for cars, gadget freak, Tata Safari fanboy (1998-2019), I think I click good pictures, PatraCar 📝🚘| Senior Manager - MotorBeam | My opinions are my own

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Ye dekhiye tamasha! Party chal rahi hai in the middle of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, taking U-turns like they own the road. Absolute chaos. So dangerous, such a shame!

Ye dekhiye tamasha! Party chal rahi hai in the middle of the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, taking U-turns like they own the road. Absolute chaos. So dangerous, such a shame!

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Never planned to install rain visors on my Safari Storme. The Tata dealership did it without asking - I was actually annoyed. I prefer the clean look. But over time, I’ve come to appreciate them. Super useful when you want fresh air without rain flooding the cabin

Never planned to install rain visors on my Safari Storme. The Tata dealership did it without asking - I was actually annoyed. I prefer the clean look. But over time, I’ve come to appreciate them. Super useful when you want fresh air without rain flooding the cabin

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Some of my colleagues and friends, especially from Mumbai and southern parts of India, ask me why I honk so frequently while overtaking or at crossroads The driving style in the northern parts of India, especially in Uttar Pradesh, is unique. They value their convenience over their lives, often neglecting to look around before switching lanes or making turns. They believe that if someone is crossing, they’ll simply honk to let them know. This mentality contributes to the high fatality rate on highways in Uttar Pradesh After driving on these roads for around 14 years, I’ve developed the habit of honking while passing trucks and buses, ensuring a margin of braking distance for sudden maneuvers by riders spitting paan, cattle appearing out of nowhere, people crossing without looking and of course, wrong-way driving Notice the timestamps between the two clips - such incidents occurred twice in five minutes during a 6 hour drive. If I were to compile all these instances, it would be like watching a short movie Though the speed may appear slow in the video, it was mostly around 100 km/hr. However, I had to brake heavily, hence the frustration with prolonged honking Some people might comment, ‘You shouldn’t overtake from the left.’ However, there’s another unsaid rule here - most trucks drive on the rightmost lane.

Some of my colleagues and friends, especially from Mumbai and southern parts of India, ask me why I honk so frequently while overtaking or at crossroads The driving style in the northern parts of India, especially in Uttar Pradesh, is unique. They value their convenience over their lives, often neglecting to look around before switching lanes or making turns. They believe that if someone is crossing, they’ll simply honk to let them know. This mentality contributes to the high fatality rate on highways in Uttar Pradesh After driving on these roads for around 14 years, I’ve developed the habit of honking while passing trucks and buses, ensuring a margin of braking distance for sudden maneuvers by riders spitting paan, cattle appearing out of nowhere, people crossing without looking and of course, wrong-way driving Notice the timestamps between the two clips - such incidents occurred twice in five minutes during a 6 hour drive. If I were to compile all these instances, it would be like watching a short movie Though the speed may appear slow in the video, it was mostly around 100 km/hr. However, I had to brake heavily, hence the frustration with prolonged honking Some people might comment, ‘You shouldn’t overtake from the left.’ However, there’s another unsaid rule here - most trucks drive on the rightmost lane.

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A rare sight — the flight has landed, the aerobridge is connected, and even the seatbelt signs are off. Yet, everyone is still seated, waiting for the gates to open. Guess the airport

A rare sight — the flight has landed, the aerobridge is connected, and even the seatbelt signs are off. Yet, everyone is still seated, waiting for the gates to open. Guess the airport

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That bright red illuminated Skoda lettering is just not Skoda! Maybe it’ll look better after the full reveal but for now the LED strips feel kinda Karol Bagh-ish. Just hoping they don’t ruin it by overdoing the exterior updates.

That bright red illuminated Skoda lettering is just not Skoda! Maybe it’ll look better after the full reveal but for now the LED strips feel kinda Karol Bagh-ish. Just hoping they don’t ruin it by overdoing the exterior updates.

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Reached in a 4x4 diesel to drive a QWD electric Kaise din aa gaye hain

Reached in a 4x4 diesel to drive a QWD electric Kaise din aa gaye hain

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