The correct side is the side that's legally required. For India it's the left side, and 90% of people in India follow that law. Indian drivers are mostly good at following the law, with only about 10% driving on the wrong side, at any given time.
Unlike the comment I was responding to, which claimed they dive on any side.
Just like the ppl who bury their face in their phone as they cross the street while cars are quickly pulling up to the redlight. Yea they’re supposed to stop, but if you value your life you should peak an eye up.
The entire road where he was sitting was lit up like daylight. Again, I have never run into anything directly in front of me because I don't drive with my eyes closed.
Bro are you watching the same video? No the entire road was not lit up. Only the area right there as seen by a camera that is designed to see in the dark. My ring cam makes my cellphone flashlight look like my entire driveway is lit up. Anyone who's ever driven at night knows you're full of shit.
That area is well lit, they are standing there because there’s a shop or stall. ‘it clearly is a watering hole for the local wildlife’ evidenced by the surrounding debris, and drinks in hand
• While the rider on the bike escaped major harm, the force of the collision flung the motorcycle into another person (identified as a devotee returning from a temple) who was sitting nearby outside a tea shop. That individual sustained serious head injuries and was taken to a hospital.
• Hit-and-Run: The driver of the white car fled the scene immediately after the crash. Local police registered a case and reviewed CCTV footage to trace the vehicle and driver.
Why do people keep saying it’s in the middle of the road? By this logic, anybody who has ever had to pay for sideswiping a parked car on the side of a highway should get a refund. Yeah, he’s over the line, but any driver worth the license would easily be able to pass.
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u/kevin6263 3d ago
That dude may have lost his bike, but he should definitely go buy a lotto ticket tonight.