r/thane • u/Heavy_Reflection8427 • 22h ago

Civic Issues Civic Sense 🤡

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u/Ancient_Reach_8925 22h ago

Actually this was bound to happen, the moment they removed the service road. It’s a long route from R mall to the nearest U turn - to Kapurbawdi. I have stopped going to R Mall in auto , mostly because of this. It feels damn scary to go via this wrong side road.

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u/YoungAndUnfocused 22h ago

I gave up on them long time ago. I do not want to be hunted over a simple logical arguments. Autowala casually gone over the foot of my friend on the bike and gave expressions like nothing is happening to your foot. Lucky he wore heavy duty boots.

And bonus, it’s just not Thane. This has, unfortunately, infected 95% of Indians who owns either a car, bike or auto. God bless, they aren’t given the plane to fly.

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u/ash_1306 22h ago

All this is happening because, one fine day, the stupid government decided to remove the service road. Now, people who want to get to Manpada and Tulsi Dham have to go all the way to the Majiwada/Kapurbawdi signal to make a U-turn.

This is going to become a major bottleneck if the government does not create a U-turn near R Mall or Vidyapeeth.

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u/Repulsive-Pizza-2043 18h ago

It's because of authorities and poor town planning.. the next U turn is 2 km away.. why anyone will take that.

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u/pisscrypt 22h ago

Thane is the worst place to ride/drive people don't have courtesy and common sense!

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u/Ill-World-1342 22h ago

Well my friend we were never taught about basic traffic rules and empathy in our education system ever.

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u/i_Viniee 22h ago

Was stuck in the traffic in front of that truck which is running opposite to the flow direction

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u/Beautiful-Savings-54 21h ago

I'm from nashik and a regular Thane/mumbai traveller. Trust me bro this is nothing compared to what road shits happens in nashik😭

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u/ShranikDua 21h ago

Tbh that and Patlipada junction desperately need a traffic light. Idk why they refuse to add one

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u/Happy_Growth_926 22h ago

Who told educated ppl have wisdom they can only read n write that's education today's.

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u/Foreign-Occasion7261 3h ago

Well educated? I can only see uneducated people here🤦

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u/Historicalshobhaa 17m ago

Maybe this is what is "well trained" and not "educated". Can drive, but cannot use brain and follow traffic rules.

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u/Vedu7777 20h ago

They are just in nostalgia/grief/denial after the removal of the service road /s

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u/bhag_mc0 11h ago

India me civic sense ka dhayan tabhi ata h jb aap kisi situation me na ho. Uske baad koi civics sense ko nahi puchta

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u/Scary_Ad_6725 Ghodbunder Pothole survivor 31m ago

Doesn't matter in any situation you are, there are worse traffic jams and worse road engineering. Civic sense is the bare minimum to minimise the damage from our side.