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Driving Etiquette

The number of vehicles is increasing rapidly in India, and roads, highways and expressways are also being constructed at the same pace. Amidst all this, the number of road accidents in the country is also increasing continuously. In such a situation, it is natural to raise the question that we are making some mistakes while driving on the road.
That is why we have brought for you some information about things to keep in mind while driving, which can prove to be very helpful in preventing the increasing number of accidents. Let's know about these tips…
Make sense of lane changing
This is not only an important driving etiquette, but if not followed, it also becomes a major cause of accidents. But in India, this is least taken care of. It is often seen that if the car in front of us is slowing down, then instead of slowing down our vehicle, we immediately try to pass from its right or left side. There is no prohibition on changing lanes, but driving etiquette says that before changing lanes, we should ensure that any vehicle on our right or left side is at least 25 meters away from us. After this, give proper indicator, slow down your vehicle a little and change lanes slowly in such a way that you merge easily into the other lane. Remember, most accidents happen while changing lanes.

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Parking Sense
With the increase in the number of vehicles, the problem of parking is also increasing. But this problem increases further when we forget parking etiquette. We ensure that only our car gets enough space. Many times it also happens that where three or four cars can be parked, we park the car in such a way that others face difficulty in parking. So the etiquette for this is that even if you have enough space, you should use as much space as possible for parking so that there is space for the cars coming after you. Keep in mind that wrong parking or diagonal parking also becomes the reason for accidents many times.
Sense of Lights
It is also important to have light etiquette while driving. Every car (and two wheeler too) has two lights – upper and deeper. Upper lights have high beam, while deeper lights have low beam. It is always recommended to drive in low beam in cities, because the high beam may glare in the eyes of the person in front and he may lose control of his vehicle and the chances of an accident also increase. Similarly, if you are driving a car in high beam, then the reflection of the light on the mirror of the car in front of you may cause problems to the car in front of you.