Coach tours in India are mental

Jun 5, 2025 9:16 AM

Well, I just had 4 panic attacks at once.

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Try taking a cab in almost any country. They make up their own traffic rules and speed limits.

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Best PSA ever: don't even think about taking this trip.

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Okay. There ARE worse drivers than Texans.

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Has…..has that bus been stolen? Have they kidnapped all the passengers?

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Dangerous as fuck, but somehow I'm intrigued to try it.

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it'd be a ton of fun if you didn't die

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Cadaver Bus Tours.

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Boy i wonder why India has so many traffic fatalities... It's a real mystery!

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Nope.

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I scream, you scream, we all scream!!!

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fuck that

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"FUCK YOU BLOODY!"

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I wonder how high their accident rate is compared to other countries.

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Learned to drive a coach by riding a motorbike.

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Speed 3: Would you like a Slurpee with that?

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mumbai drift

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... left side, right side, suicide ...

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Regard for human life? Nah, we have enough of those.

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Sounds like the #AllLivesMatter crowd.

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If you're hindu you believe in reincarnation, if you die quickly, you'll return quickly and you might get better luck next time.

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Just in case anyone wants to know what rampant capitalism with little-to-no regulation devolves into. The drivers are paid to hurry faster and faster, with consequences for not going fast enough. No enforcement on the policy or the road. This is free market.

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Definitely!! Saw the same dynamic in Panama. Buses switch destinations based on riders, and race to the next city to get the customers first.

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i lived in SE asia for 15 years, communist china, vietnam were the same. taiwan, phillipines same but they were dictatorships mostly. a great catholic priest in high school taught us about all the governing systems (soc, com, dem, mark, stal...). today i realize there is no diff in them all. a few families own and control all the power/wealth.

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The good news, in a way, is that even people in power have rules they must heed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=rStL7niR7gs

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this looks great, thanks. i watched 2 min, have to go out, will watch all later. what is did see the keys in military and banking especially r always family members. i lived in se asia 15 years and saw that first hand.

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Thank you. I post this video a lot, because I think it's important for people to realize all leaders are only human. Plenty of the comments I read online seem to indicate that people expect rulers to have this magical, unbreakable moral backbone, but that simply cannot be.

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Could be argued that there are distinct differences between the systems and the problem lies in the distinction between claims and reality. I agree though that the end result makes the biggest difference (corruption and the concentration of power/wealth) though.

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Met, I lived thee 30 years ago. It was the same. Slower, but poorer roads. Cows and camel carts. Every dual carriageway was randomly two 2⃣ way roads. Wild.

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The basis of the dangerous incentives isn't dependent on the economic mechanism or who owns the means of production. For example, Norway, a free market capitalist country has a traffic fatality rate of 2.1/100,000, while the US with the same economic model but lacking effective regulations has 12.84, and the world's communist counties come in at LA: 17.9; CN: 17.4; CU: 8.9; VN: 30.6; KP: 24.2; & the subject of the misguided economic critique, IN: 12.6.

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Those countries aren't communist any more

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They say they are but I'm sure you know better and can explain to them why they're not and what they're doing wrong. I'm sure they'll be very grateful for your insight.

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Very well. WHY IS this happening?

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Income is the primary driver, the more affluent, the safer roads are. Vehicle state of repair matters too, likely correlated. Just about everything works well when there's money and not so much without.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666691X24000046

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I read that report. It also seems the first variable is human. Human training: Enforcement of training (to drive safely) enforcement of infractions, and situational training (not just driving, but emergency response training--snow, crashes, wet, foggy, traffic, ect.). This accounted for 70% of accidents. Want a good driving nation? Train your citizens, enforce the law, and enforce the 2nd level training. It seems what we see in India therefore is a lack of training and enforcement of the law.

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Yah, i agree and my personal sense is that culture plays a huge roll. I live in the US in East Oakland, the OG of sideshows, hyphy driving, and ghost riding the whip: vehicular manslaughter is a weekly thing, And in Iraq where inshallah driving is the rule: I watched live CCTV a guy in a Maserati doing 200kph clip a guy on a chinese trike doing 20, also a regular occurrence. But the paper tries to correlate quantifiables and the ur correlate is income.

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Well of course it is. Capitalism breeds innovation and innovation means fuck all the rules and regulations in capitalism.

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"And to make up for lost time, he employed a novel technique called 'speeding'"

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Also trying out something tentatively called "not caring about other people's lives" to accommodate growth in the bottom line.

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Is it just me or are people in india not scared to die or something? Just the bodily injury, Jesus that would hurt so bad to be in a crashing bus

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thats no problem. you will be reincarnated as a cow and everybody gives you food and treats you nice.

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Huh... do you think people would pay to be passengers if bus racing was a thing?

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Hell, in the US South they'd pay to be passengers in bus demolition derby.

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What the fuck is wrong with those drivers

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The faster they go the more they are paid, and they are penalized for going slow.

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This is sooo lame - and yet those dumb asses love it...

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that's some nice smog you got there

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Jeaa, I'm super disappointed when the Americans don't have at least one human motorcycle-pyramid in their parade!

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Is it their military or a circus

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Yes.

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The Brits shipped their lunatics and cranks to the colony, and the Indians picked the looniest and crankiest parts of that culture to emulate

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Looks like the Eid train rush in Bangladesh - lmgtfy

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Armored trains for the win

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Filmed by the driver of the third coach

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...while texting

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...with the other two drivers.

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And eating

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i've lived in se asia 15 years. all the countries except japan and hk were like this. it used to be just like you see in this video except on TWO WAY one lane in each direction. come on those u been there/saw it back me up. it's still like that today in several countries. i saw so many collisions! only direct imports from EU/US had safety glass on vehicles. Nissan locally had no safety glass to save money.

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This needs to be top comment

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You know, the sub continent may have fascinating history, rich culture, and delicious food. But thanks to video like this one as well as several news articles about, I have absolutely no desire to visit.

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A freak in the sheets, a freak in the streets

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Oh, come on, it's not that bad. You could always take a train!

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Unfortunately I'm right there with you. Seems hella stressful

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Few travel channels I've watched have said it's the worst place they've ever been to.

One dude's whole audience said he went to a shit area and told him to go to another. So he did, and said it was worse than the first place.

They told him a different place, and guess what happened?

After that he went to Bangladesh and fuckin loved it.

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Top Gear guys said they couldn't figure out the road laws there. Other than the bigger vehicle, it seems to have the right of way. I believe they also said it was the scariest place they had ever driven.

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I was just about to comment this as well.

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My wife is Indian and I've been there a couple times. I agree with you. I've seen this nonsense first hand, couple that with the constant noise and the cultural difference around personal space, no thanks.

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When there we had one bus filled to the rim with equipment and one with us. The equipment one took the lead on 4 hours of dirt road right in front of us, no air conditioning or filters, windows wide open. No matter how much I complained the driver wouldn't pass or put space between the other bus' dust cloud. I coughed my lungs to blood in fetal position it was beyond horrible.

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Friend of mine is dating an Indian chick and she told me to never go there, its fucking awful

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Well that’s terrible.

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People who've visited India realize it stands for I'll Never Do It Again

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Have a friend who visited a while back, said she got lost and decided to take a shortcut through an alley, ended up stepping over a dozen or so dead and dying in the alley.

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I do, but I feel like I've used a lot of my pre assigned luck in my adult life and I'm not sure how much I'll need to survive India 😅

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all that you're born with... meaning as an adult just enjoy your couch.

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Underrated self awareness

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Especially women. I don't recommend them to visit there, and definitely don't go backpacking alone.
"The mutilated body of the 31-year-old trainee doctor was found on August 9 in a meeting room of the RG Kar Medical College and Hospital where she practiced. According to the initial investigation, she was violently assaulted and raped when she isolated herself to rest after a 36-hour shift. The hospital, like many others, does not have an on-call room."

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Sadly knowing India’s track record with convictions for rape, he probably only got probation or some other slap on the wrist for it.

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Then there's this case from Pakistan where some village elders decided it was just to "revenge rape" a child rapist's underage sister. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-40731035

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Wow, wtf 😔

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Sorry, family council, not village elders. And the whole family had to witness it, too.

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You should google about their water supplies in dense populations as well as sewage issues.

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On second thoughts, don't

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The water will give you the runs just like being on a bus in India will, apparently

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The sewage, the rapes, the Hindu nationalism

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Ya, a lot of the rapes unfortunately

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Enough for Bloodywood to make a song about it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a65A626Ed20

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