Traffic Rules India

Traffic Rules India - Read Must

June 15, 2020

When driving a vehicle with new tires on a dry road surface, you need to allow a vehicle-to-vehicle distance of about 100 m at 100 km/h and 80 m at 80 km/h.
Moreover, when driving a vehicle with worn tires on a road wet from rain, you need to allow about twice this distance.
In summary, you need to take into account the weather, road condition, tires, load, and other factors so as to maintain a sufficient distance to avoid a collision if, for some reason, the vehicle in front of you suddenly stops.

Do not cut off other vehicles!

You should not change lanes unnecessarily. Moreover, you should never change lanes in a manner that forces vehicles behind you to suddenly brake or steer in order to avoid hitting you. When changing lanes, always look in the rearview mirror and also look over your shoulder to check behind you. In particular, changing lanes and cutting in front of a vehicle immediately behind you forces the driver to suddenly turn the steering wheel and slam on the brakes, which can cause a major accident.

Keep your eyes on the road!

A vehicle traveling at 100 km/h moves at 28 m per second. Momentarily taking your eyes off the road on an expressway can lead to rear-end and multi-vehicle collisions. When driving, avoid daydreaming, gazing at the scenery, and other distractions, and keep your eyes on the road ahead of you.

Do not stop or park on the expressway!

Stopping or parking a vehicle on an expressway is illegal under the Road Traffic Act. Stopping on the shoulder or side strip is extremely dangerous because it poses a risk of rear-end collisions with approaching vehicles. Moreover, parking on the shoulder in front of toll gates, payment plazas, and elsewhere in order to wait for the ETC time period discount is not only subject to a fine under the Road Traffic Act, it is

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