Driving In INDIA With My Sister
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2023
- Driving in India with my sister. It was a very eventful drive, lots to see and hazards to anticipate. Its not for the faint hearted.
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Next time I'm feeling stressed while driving in the UK I'm going to remember this video for a little perspective 😂
Definitely! With my cautious nature I think I would never dare to drive a car if I was living in India/country with similar driving environment.
😂😂
Driving in India It's different in every state. Some States follow traffic rules some state don't.
It took me such a big mindset change to drive in the UK after driving in India
Foot on clutch all the time is not good for your clutch plate.
Manual transmission + Indian roads = Deadly combination ❤
Automatic transmission + Indian Roads = Amature Kid drivers 😛 (No Offence)
You could add one more thing there + drivers without testes ☕️
@@danishverma187 automatic is literally scooty just race and brake🤣but both are great in its own place.
I wonder how many Indians are run over per day.
Automatic are a good option for bynper to bynper traffic
Ive been driving in India for 8 years. Your sister is the driver we curse at 😂
Yes exactly
True AF 😂
Very True
Genuine question, what was she doing wrong? I really couldn't tell from all the chaos 😂
this is so real
using horns in India isn't just to warn people. It's more like a way of communicating with each other while driving to avoid hazards
You can always use the dipper and signals and gestures. Horns are usually meant to warn people
@@sabsain2399do you live in India?
@@piyushhmusic no..?
@@sabsain2399 lmao then you cant really speak on behalf of us if you dont know how driving is like here. no one cares about indicators and dipper.
@@piyushhmusic using horn would disturb the peace of people living nearby, thats why its reserved for dangerous situations only. People who dont care about indicators should have their licence revoked
She definitely hits the horn more than anyone in India
Yeah too much horn usage
Yeah this is rash driving for any standards. Talk all bad about Indian traffic and gosh no one drives this hard way. Aman is much right in asking to signal and drive slow and show how to follow rules..
No doubt
She is driving in a wrong way specially in roundabouts ,nobody is driving like her in India......wrong message she giving
FInally, someone I can agree with. The horn usage was definitely excessively aggressive and the her approach to the roundabouts was wrong too... incorrect methods...
I was learning driving back in December in India. I used to watch Aman’s videos to learn what the actual rules are. My driving instructor didn’t teach me any rules. He just taught me how to not crash into things and which rules to break. 😂
I was wondering this. Figured it would be something like "This is how the car works. When in doubt honk. Good luck"
😂
This gonna sound a bit odd, but seeing you and your sister driving in the countryside of India reminded me of my time living in China's countryside, it's bring back a lot of pleasant memories of a simpler time of my life. Thank you for the video
how’s driving over there?
Driving in India is like a big task ,normally people don't think there is rules and regulations while driving .
This was incredible 😂 Aman we need to see you attempt driving in India!
I don't think its a good idea
Best idea hai
we need Aman to return home lol
Believeme, You do not wanna see
@@sandeepparke2397 Indians cannot drive anywhere in the world. They can barely drive in their own country let alone one with rules
I literally couldn't stop laughing this entire video. You and your sister are like chalk and cheese, great chemistry. You were sitting panicking and she was just calm as cucumber. Love it hahaha
Oh no.
Situation doesn't matter, Punjabi people always chillin.
@@jagmeetsingh2233 Yeeh buddy 😁
Yeah it was nice seeing her bounce of a family member that she is comfortable around. They should do driving videos in London together.
It's India dude we don't have much restriction as like your 🤣
The most important thing you need to drive in india is Intuition :) You should know where the vehicle in front of you will move even before the driver of that vehicle
Thanks for the ride. Really interesting to sit and watch rural and small town India; a place you don't see often.
If You can Drive in India, You can Drive Anywhere in the World 🌎
Lol
That's not true.
I thought the same but a crash is for sure if you do Indian driving in the UK.. a absolut fail in the driving test
Ye the amount on imbeciles on the road make your awareness and reflex better I see
If you can drive in Jamaica, you can drive anywhere in the world.
Having driven over there. I love the chaos and the fact there's no road rage! It all just seems to work some how!
I had driven in Mumbai all my life and now driving in Australia. I find it a lot more stressful driving here, constantly taking care of so many things.
@@rajeshshetty4685 exactly and its so boring being so much robotic sort of, a rule for every small thing
Lol you were lucky to escape without a road rage otherwise road rages is like a daily thing in India, everyday you might find atleast one person fighting with someone in the traffic
@@danishverma187 delhi main kuch zyada hi hota hain. mumbai people are mainly chill
Well, considering that India has about 200,000 road fatalities annually, I am not sure it always does work…
Never ever have I been so happy about strict driving rules like after this video 😭😅
i honestly think you're more than a driivng instructor now. You're a youtuber! i love the versatility of your videos, and nothing is forced on you or used for clickbait. Idk io just really just your channel and your work. Its so digestible and as a viewer I'd love to see more clever driving based videos
I drive in India and usually don't use horns. It isn't mandatory. Just be confident, maintain some distance, observe the movement of the person you are overtaking and you are good to go.
Yes, it was annoying. It was like let me pass vibe.
Lavdasur I drive from Thane to Bandra and its a shit life ....I USE HORN ,I have to and I do Press others while driving because if i don't ....i get dominated.
_thats India basically, attack or get eaten_🥲
She apparently didn't pass the vibe check
Not honking can be dangerous. It's not like honking itself is necessarily bad. It's seen as an insult in YS and UK, but not in our country. Were just talking. There's traffic laws and then there's rules of the road.
I swear this happened to me last month. I was moving through neighborhood narrow roads with cross lanes, I did the usual, slow down, honk thought nobody was there, pulled out (ok my bike), then a fucking Bajaj chetak aunty hit me. I was going maybe 20kph, she was faster still was blaming me, almost broke my finger. So HONK! especially if you drive an EV.
@@mayb8876 Bro I'm not saying we should not horn, we should use horn but not like she is using in this video.
Driving in India is fun, its like a no strings attached feeling only if you stay in your limits and have a good on road experience. It is what it is and there should be no shame about it.
On top of that we are driving manual , that takes the whole game to a different level.
Go to chandigarh... you brake the rule chandigarh police brake you 🤣🤣🤣
@@icekappifc people drive manual everywhere except the US
@@jackholloway1 not in Canada. Not in the middle East. Many countries in Europe dsnt drive manual
Yeah thats why 2lakh people die on road each year
One of my cousins went aborad with a PR there only 2-3 years ago and when he came back to visit us, he was like why do we allow shops in residential areas in India and why it's not a good idea. Then I had to remind him that he wasn't born and brought up in Canada, it's only been like 2 years since he's been there and that too after he turned 35 years old.🤣😅
He came back and wanted to help you, be thankful
@@luckybrucky261 What ever u are high on, I hope it's not dope😅😁
Your sister really knows how to drive in India, really sensible driving.
Amans concentration level increases 100 times more after coming back from India😂😂
Your sister knows how to drive in India perfectly .
Welcome to India❤
Really fun watching this video.. Indian roads and traffic are quite challenging..I really like your expressions..now became a fan of you and your videos
That's the value of life in India on roads. And I'm amazed of that man thinking driving above speed limit is bravery. Hats off to my countrymen ✅
stupidity
Gurjinder too is part of the problem, she is a driving instructor. If she doesn't follow the rules how will everyone else.
@@ToThoseWhoGotHurtByMeIAMSORRY do you think people who got license by giving 500_1000 will learn etiquette, just by watching a single car. She was right here
@@Baasnhuish She has been driving instructor for 17 years, no wonder most Indians don't learn anything from driving schools. If you feel she is right, I won't argue with you.
India is pathetic roads are useless broke and full of cow Dung and animals I'm glad I left this sad poor third world country lol what a loser country glad that Britain looted it India didn't deserve the wealth and riches anyway lol
This video is vital. It tips us on how cautious we should be driving in tight situations like the one featured in this video.
you are literally the best channel on youtube. I'm 12 so this would be really helpful for later!
for the twisted seat belt, you only need to rotate the belt pillar loop hanger clockwise or counterclockwise. no need to feed the belt twisted through the loop hanger.
That was a real eye opener literally that's a lot you have to deal with but salute to that
You know you're in India when the car ahead is turning left with the indicator to turn right blinking.
thats so scary
That's probably an aunty
that was rare to find and must be a new lady driver do that.
I love her kicks, they are classic and Obvio the driving and answering the questions..
I just Love Aman's Voice❤ Her Accent Is Just SO Ummm.!.🙏✨️
I passed my driving test first time Friday with 0 faults. Thank you for your videos they have helped a lot!
You are passed so now.. so learn now how to ride after license watching this one😂😂
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Be good to see the Indian driving test!
I’ve travelled in India for a month and it was definitely an experience being in a car! I wouldn’t have attempted to drive myself tho! Too scary!
This was a valuable lesson 😵💫
this video was so much fan thank you for sharing i really enjoy XD :))
Well i m civil engineer here in India and according to IRC (Indian road congress) road of village on different terrain are designed for different limits but in general on plane terrain road is designed for speed of 50kmph for village roads i hope this helped you to know the speed limits here in India ☺️☺️☺️ all the best
Out here 50 is normal but in a residential area it's 30. In a school zone 15-20 depending on how the road is.
This driving in India vlog is addicting I keep re-watching it repeatedly. I think it would make a great road trip video game.🥰
Bruh 🥸
Nice! I love the mentality! Just push through like a tank! 🤣
Aman: “Do what you normally do”
Also Aman: “You have to show people the correct way!” 😂
Oh yes, this is the video we've been waiting for! Can't wait to watch later :)
This was really fun to watch, your sister was super chill throughout. Seeing this reminds me of Jeremy Clarkson's definition of Indian road/traffic which stated Indian roads as a "large scale demonstration of Brownian motion, The chaos theory on wheels where almost none of the participants are trained". Can't wait to see Aman's turn to drive on these roads.
lmao 😂😂
we can have 6lane roads and there will still be chaotic traffic... because we are so much in population and no one gives a Shiet about anyone .....I'm guessing we already have surpassed China (Indian continent+NRI indians)
The Top Gear India Special was absolutely bonkers. Some of the driving and traffic conditions were truly insane and I cannot imagine what that must be like for real.
their driving in Punjab.Driving in India It's different in every state. Some States follow traffic rules some state don't.
@@freespeech3154 Yea somewhat right, North East has one of the most disciplined drivers. The North has one of the worst.
The speed limit in populated areas is 50 KPH. (For both Pak and India)
It is 30KPH nearby schools
60KPh on the highway if it is passing through a city/town. (Like the G.T road)
120 KPH is universal speed limit for motrways and free ways.
Incredible scenes and brave driving! Reminds me of tooting and large parts of London.
Hi Aman. Thanks for sharing your driving experience as a passenger on Indian roads. Your driver sister Gurjinder knows best. It might be interesting to find out how your sister copes driving on UK roads? Enjoy your vacation !!!
Keep up the fantastic videos Aman, passed today first time with only 4 minor driving faults. Your videos have really helped me in my driving lessons and practice as well as entertained me! Keep up the great work x.
Nice work! Well done ☺️👏🏽
Your sister's comment: " The trick is we need to drive towards them.." That's the attitude we need here in India to reach somewhere...
Amazing video! Anyone who drives in India can drive around the world. Also love the Punjabi used at points ❤
It's so interesting how driving is different in other countries! And what is normal to us, isn't to them and vice versa. Thanks for the video Aman😊
this is one of the funniest videos ive seen 🤣 i was so on edge at so many points just like you aman! hahaha
yo we need more sister videos , she got some great talent in india driving
This was sooooooo interesting to see, thank you so much for showing us! My anxiety is so high after watching 🤣
If you can drive in India you can drive Everywhere in in the world 😅
fantastic video, super fun to watch. culture of driving so different to the European standards on so many levels. it was also very entertaining to see another country's natural environment just like it is. I've never been to India and probably will never be
Lol
This was the video I never knew I needed. My only complaint is that it was too short, I couldve watched this for at least 40 minutes. If you go back to India again please do a part 2.
this is my kind of driving! everyone drives with confidence and doesn't hesitate its fantastic, wish the UK got taught sort of like this but keeping to the rules haha
It's, nice to see you and your sister, together side by side driving in India.🐦
When your sister was driving through the market area my gosh! I swear you have to be fearless to drive in such conditions. I think I appreciate our roads a lot better now for sure
It’s normal for us Indians to drive on such roads with no rules at all. In the UK, I feel bloody stressed out following each and single rule where you can’t enjoy free style driving but just follow the road rules. You can’t focus on enjoying the driving but focus on road rules.
@kazss2651 These rules and people following them make the traffic flow smoth because mostly everyone knows what needs to be done. It's calming and safe because there is order to it unlike this chaos here where you can't relax because you need watch like a hawk and just honk like maniac.
You are not thinking about the rules when you drive a lot it just comes naturally and there is no stress about it. If you are new driver or never learned rules to confident degree then it can be harder and stressful but after you gain experience you are chill. In such scenario as it's presented in video you can't be chill and relaxed.
Go on a race track if you want "free style" driving.
I love the faces you pull Aman definitely a whole new world driving over in India 🇮🇳. Its nice seeing your culture though I hope you are or you enjoyed India 🇮🇳xx
their driving in Punjab.Driving in India It's different in every state. Some States follow traffic rules some state don't.
I learned to drive when i was 10. I didn`t know the rules until i went to driving school at my 19.
Every time i look at India video of traffic, i'm reminded of my driving before i learned the rules and how much of a moving hazard i really was.
I understand the need for independence, but stubbornness can be madness.
Stay safe, God bless you.
Indian driving is elite 🇮🇳
This was wonderfully fun and interesting! It's one thing to even see that sort of thing as a several seconds' cut in a general documentary film, and quite another to be able to watch longer reels of continuous driving. I kind of expected people to treat traffic rules "liberally", but I still found it surprising that there were no official speed limits or, at least, that people wouldn't know what they are. Even the local people!
You won't find many sign boards in India, usually the iron/steel mafia will cut it down and sell it as scrap that's why it's not that common to find sign boards here and thus people won't know much about the speed limits
The only place where the speed limits are enforced are on Expressways
Wow, this is crazy! It would be really interesting if Aman could redo this video in her "mock test" style with some narration and commentary, and see how many serious and dangerous faults Gurjinder commits, based on the standards of the GB driving test.
The test would be terminated due to it being unsafe 😅
you are never going to get anywhere and people behind gonna beep horn at you telling you to get out of the way because clearly there's one inch of space according to them to squeeze through!
I would never survive driving in India. Great video!
India looks great. I need to visit this chaotic place lol. So much going on. 😂❤
I do watch your videos a lot, quite informative. But this one is fun.. really enjoyed... Your sister is bindazzzz/ coollll.... Yes I just remembered my last trip to India...
I remember when I was in Pakistan last year to visit family, and my dad's friend actually has a driving school there, and my dad took me there every morning so I can get used to driving, but honestly it was the most scariest & inconvenient experience ever 🤣🤣. So glad I've passed my test now just last month in the UK 😁😁
You drive in India and Pakistan and you can actually drive anywhere in the world.
Driving in India Makes you HEAVY DRIVER 😎😎😎😎😎. Welcome home I know you are back from India but still very happy to see you home)
Wow! really love to see her driving in my town. these are same streets which i take on daily basis
This episode was so interesting. Would love to watch more driving in India or even other countries
I enjoyed every second of this Video. Amazing❤
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
@@ClearviewDriving please fix that nose and those pimples
@@indian2615 that’s rude…
@@ClearviewDriving come on it's not rude just suggesting
Think of it as an elder giving advice to u
Welcome to India Mam
Ma kita c agge… the line which got u a new subscriber!! Punjabi sun k shock te khush dono ho gya😂
Well that was pretty hectic but your sister was very relaxed, as someone else said. The clip where you said "well maybe you should teach them how to do it the right way" or something now makes sense, now that I know she is an instructor also :) I don't think I'd be able to drive there either, but I''m just returning to driving again here in the UK after 3 years of not driving much at all.
Had my first solo drive since late 2019 earlier this week to go get my new car checked at some local places and had to drive down the narrow high street roads. It was really busy and so I did not choose the best places to park (didn't have much choice) and so I had to get someone to spot me, otherwise at one point I would have been blindly reversing onto a road and there was lots of pedestrians that you can't see either until you're part way reversing. Quite nerve-racking as it's basically a new car and my first drive in 3 years on my own lol
Wow, your sister is so down to earth and great at driving. Would be nice to see same driving class in England.
That roundabout thing; that’s something drastically changed about me before I drove in the UK and now; earlier I used to do what your sister did now I follow and encourage what you are insisting on 😂😂
Aman: do what you normally would do
Gurjinder: does what She normally does
Aman: don't do that
This honestly felt the exact same as driving in Karachi , Pakistan 😂 so many bikes everywhere and just trying to get past them, its crazy
ਮੈਨੂੰ ਪਤਾ ਨੀ ਸੀ ਤੁਸੀਂ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਓ। ਪਰ ਮੈਨੂੰ ਬਹੁਤ ਵਧੀਆ ਲੱਗਾ ਜੱਦ ਇਹ ਪਤਾ ਲਗਾ ਕਿ u r Punjabi. you are nice.
I was unfamiliar that you r punjabi but when i got to know ,i really felt happy.
i thought my driving test was stressful, one look at this video and i now realise it was a walk in the park on a bright sunny day with birds singing beautifully
This was like a hazard and perception final boss level
We need to see your sister driving in UK as well now!
These are the couple of things needed to drive safely in India.
1. A ton of patience.
2. 180 degree vision, you need to constantly move your head to scan the traffic ahead and on the sides. One cannot rely just on the side mirrors.
3. Anticipate the next movement of the biker, pedestrian, animals or four wheelers around you 😆. Never expect everyone to put indicators while taking turns.
4. Always expect someone to jump the signal on the crossings, hence make generous use of your horns.
5. Very good judgement of your vehicles front bonnet. Its very useful during navigating through narrow lanes.
Really interesting; thanks for sharing.
fun fact: they r wearing seat belts in village, asking random people “ what’s the speed limit” 😂😂 hilarious
I have driven for 7 years in India before moving to UK. Took 4 driving lessons, saw few driving videos and cleared my driving test in first attempt in Bletchley.
Here is my two cent from my own experience which is relevant more for India.
1. Be a good driver wherever you are, I was a law obeying, patient and safe driver in India as well.
2. Don't honk unnecessarily, I haven't done that in India either, for example where Gurjinder honked 2-3 times on a cyclist or tuk tuk, I would probably just hint once of my presence and be very brief to not irritate them, that is only if I suspect they haven't seen me or they keep driving in middle of the road.
3. Be extra careful on roads if you have children and elderly, freeze if they start moving around you in crowded area.
4. Be kind to others, try to give way, don't honk on pedestrians or cyclists and always remember that you were and will be there too.
🙂🙂🙂
You sound sweet bless your soul ❤
Wow, we need more people like you in India
This was too scary, I couldn't do it, your sister is class though! Too funny!
If she is the instructor we have, that it is pretty bad😢
What's the speed limit here?
Gentleman: There is no police 😅
All the time she kept her foot on the clutch pedal. Great driver!!
You seems to me an Indian , but couldn't realize earlier, India di kuri UK ch ਆਪਣਾ ਨਾਂ ਬਣਾ ਰਹੀ ਹੈ ..feel proud 👍👍👍😊
I’m happy to announce that I passed my test today with 7 minors. A huge thank you for your content. It really helped me pass today!
Now I can happily join the “passed but still watching” gang😂
Congratulations 👏
I have my test in july and I’m revising every single thing I can find!
@Thawne that’s what I’m worried about. I’m an anxious mess when I drive so god knows what I’ll be like in July.
I make a mistake and then carry that the whole lesson and make more mistakes because I can’t let them go 🤷♀️
I definitely couldn't drive on India roads. My stress levels would be through the roof. UK roads looks a lot safer to be honest. Love Watching Aman. It's something different i guess.
their driving in Punjab.Driving in India It's different in every state. Some States follow traffic rules some state don't.
Looks like they are driving in a really small town of India, so think of that area as a downtown of that small town lol
May be at beginning but after sometime I bet u will enjoy it.
@@freespeech3154 true north east are disciplined and parts of South have proper lane marking and traffic awareness
@@alphacompany4837 lol 😂
Can you imagine if this video was used in the hazard perception part of the theory test here 😂 you would be clicking all the time 😂 thanks for sharing this Aman
I'd recommend visiting the cities Mumbai or Pune in Maharashtra state of India!
You'd really enjoy it!
You should come to other parts of India as well. There is wide variety of roads, terrain and civic sense in different states and cities in India. It would be fun.
which Indian city has the best civic sense, especially when it comes to driving? I might only visit that :)
@@20shourya Mizoram
@@greensnek thanks pal!
If u r able to drive in India then u can usually drive everywhere. I love driving in india.
Brilliant video!😂🥰
Simple rule about speed limit in india is that drive with speed you're comfortable in+time you've left to reach destination.
Love u from india 🇮🇳
My anxiety was through the roof watching this 🙈🙈
Hahah 😅