Driving in India: Driver Education & Training Videos covering all aspects of defensive driving

भारातीय वाहातुक नियंत्रण: एक पारंपरिक बदल लाने कि कोशिश मे बनाये गए विडियो। आशा है इस माध्यम से भारत के निवासी और सरकार अलग परंतु अधिक योग्य एवं सफल आदर्शोंको अपनाएँगे।

All 17 driver education Videos are now available on a DVD, click here for more details

Traffic rules in India are rarely followed. Road safety in India is not given importance. 10% of the global accidents occur in India. The Internet is full of mocking the indisciplined driving on Indian roads. This site creates awareness by providing driver education and training to all Indian road users. It covers all aspects of defensive driving. Learning simple road habits and skills can make Indian roads safer.

The 17 videos cover the following topics

1. Covers the concept of Blind spots
2. Introduces the principle of Mirrors, Signal and Manoeuvre
3. At red lights, stop behind the stop line
4. At red lights, there are no free left turns
5. The Zebra belongs to pedestrians
6. Tyres and Tarmac (rather than bumper to bumper)
7. Merging with the Main road
8. Leaving The Main Road
9. Never Cut Corners
10. Show Courtesy (Gandhigiri) on roads
11. Five Rules that help deal with Roundabouts
12. Speed limits, stopping distances, tailgating & 2 seconds rule
13. Lane discipline and overtaking
14. Low beam or high beam?
15. Parallel (reverse) parking made easy
16. Give the cyclist the respect of a car
17. Dealing with in-car condensation

Indian traffic rules, regulations and laws are not known to the common road users। The Indian traffic authorities have failed to publish an Indian National Highway code in the 60 years since independence. Licence is given to anyone who can use the clutch accelerator, thus the Indian motor driving schools teach just that. Most Indian drivers are not aware of the concept of defensive driving. Its believed that poor law enforcement of Indian traffic rules and regulations causes chaos on Indian roads. Yet lack of training & respect for the other contributes most to traffic chaos, congestion and jams on Indian roads. For a better understanding of the possible reasons behind the traffic chaos on Indian roads, please read my article Chaos on Indian Roads: A Psychiatrists Perspective

Launch of Driver Education and Training DVD for Indian drivers:

Lets make the Indian road traffic safer

The Driver Education, Training and road safety awareness DVD for Indians covers all aspects of road safety and defensive driving skills. The entire series of 17 videos is available on a DVD. To find out how you may acquire the DVD (distributed purely on a not-for-profit basis) visit the feedback page for my e-mail Id.

When all people do what they are able to do, India will be a different country: Gandhi
Let's make road safety in India a priority