Details shared by Dev Brat Location - Whitefield/Kadugodi side, Bengaluru/channasandra My family was again travelling with me, including my six-month-old daughter. We were actually in a completely relaxed mood my mother had our latest travel vlog playing on her phone and everyone inside the car was watching/listening to it... while we were travelling. As the dashcam footage shows, my signal was clearly green and I was proceeding slowly with traffic. My speed was only around 28 km/h initially and came down further to around 16–19 km/h as I approached the junction. Despite our green signal, an orange Tata Tiago, registration KA 03 NB 7651, suddenly pushed across directly in front of my car and effectively blocked my path. I started honking because I had the green signal and he was cutting across the moving traffic. Instead of simply clearing the junction, the driver started making inappropriate hand gestures towards me. That irritated me and I shouted at him to get out of the way and clear the road. The situation then escalated further. The passenger actually opened his door and got out of the car, appearing to come towards my vehicle for a confrontation. However, once he came forward, he seemed to notice the dashcam recording everything. He stopped approaching, said something in the local language and then started saying something along the lines of “stop and talk quietly.” I didn't get out of my vehicle. Eventually they moved away and the situation ended. The strange part is that within only a few seconds, another vehicle again came across and blocked traffic that already had a green signal. It almost perfectly demonstrated the actual problem with that junction having a green light does not necessarily mean you can safely proceed without expecting someone to cross in front of you. The main reason I’m sharing this one is because once again my entire family and my baby daughter were inside the car. A completely normal family drive literally watching our travel vlog together suddenly turned into an unnecessary roadside confrontation simply because somebody crossed against moving traffic and then responded aggressively when honked at. #DriveResponsiblyshow more

If you have told to him, oy, signal nang ittalva? He wouldn't have got down. Learn basic kannada itll help you to avoid small situation like this

Unfortunately only offence in Bengaluru is traveling without helmet in a two wheeler. @blrcitytraffic . One way ride, jumping signal, honking everything is fine

Lawless Whitefield, perfectly coined by judiciary as Darkfield. What’s the use of a police force when it’s ineffective to this level🤦🏽‍♂️😊

Don't look for only one side story, in kannada he said your vehicle going straight, but your indicator on for Right side. Tiago vehicle assuses that your vehicle may taking U turn, And every, who posts video are correct.

Unfortunately absence of strict enforcement of traffic rules in most of the cities in india, is leading to absolute lack of discipline on traffic rules by the drivers resulting in major accidents which is the main reason why india is no.1 on road fatalities.

Somehow I have stopped driving in city now because of this ch**tiyapanti.. Even someone taking all precautions will still get into some accident.. Sabke sat par pata nahi kaun sa ego sawaar rehta hai.. Even a traffic light is more useful than traffic police in Bangalore..

This is chanssandra signal and there are 2 problems here. First the signal itself is not showing proper directions on turnings. Second even for correct signals nobody really cares here. This place got a signal only last year and the locals don't give 2 shits about it. Finally to compound the problems the roads are horrible with a lot of dust. Sadly, I am pretty sure one of these days somebody is going to die here due to these conditions and then the administration will wake up.

Be ready for street fight or don't use that tone in public. Remember, you don't have to teach everyone lesson just because you have dashcam.

@mahadevapuratrf

Kindly report this with vehicle number on ASTRAM app (report traffic violation section). Putting it here doesn't mean anything to anyone... this is new normal for those rowdies....

Signals in city outskirts are just guidelines. No cops, no penalties for violations as there are no cameras. Add the local chapris who are on a car for the first time and still are villagers

Agar local language nahi aata toh akad nahi dikhane ka! If required police ko phone karne ka !

@blrcitytraffic

Sab #**$ is correct!

I live in the same vicinity for 4 years, inspite of signal, traffic congestion has increased as no 1 follows the rule. People don't know the traffic signal

This is the main reason we are still called 3rd world people.

@BlrCityPolice @blrcitytraffic

Why should signal be followed ? It is perfectly legal.

Civic sense and traffic rule following is dead in most of Indians, I’d say keep a shotgun and blow their heads off,

glad the dashcam was running. family in the car + unexpected roadside tension is exactly why continuous recording matters.

You were supposed to right as per his voice in the video you have uploaded. Why did you go straight?

In Bengaluru, if you are following signals and traffic rules, then you are the odd man out. 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🙄🙄😂😂

Most corrupt traffic police in the world is probably in Bengaluru. This is so common these days. That we feel its "normal".

ये बवासीर सी शक्ल का आदमी कार से उतर कर अपनी ऐसी तैसी करा रहा था

Was he heading straight with right indicator ON🙄🤦‍♂️...giving wrong signal to other drivers is misleading

Pls do not argue or debate with anyone, repeat, anyone at all on th road... we have absolutely no clue what the other person is capable of... road rage is real and can be disastrous 🙏🏼

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Don't be hopeless. I think, in next 500 years,we will definitely see improvement.

Law need to be enforced.. then all will fall in line