Don't Hit Highways Before Watching This! | MotoWagon | Tamil Review

Hello MotoFam, Highway usage is a common factor now as the Personal Mobility has increased. There are some rules and regulations that has to be followed by us for everyones safety and we brief it in this video. Do watch the full video and let us know what you think about this in the comments.
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[@jacks_pov]

Adhu enamo asir anna sonna kettukanum nu thonudhu😅! Nan edhum thappa sollala ummaiyave "andha manusan edhuku idhalam soldraru, nama nalladhuku tane! " nu unga good will vandhu impact aagudhu.😊

[@motowagon]

That's a great Compliment Brother 😉. Thank you ❤️😊

[@sarantravel]

True!

[@darkknight2145]

Same feel

[@vigneshmanthram4121]

@@motowagon those words mean a lot azir anna. Each and everything u stressed responsibly after xuv700 accident is somehow looked important

[@sankarasubramanianc1161]

Excellent topics covered. Impressive. 1. No Alcohol 2. Urge to cover the Time Delay 3. Co Passenger's Responsibility 4. Seat belts 5. Road Rage 6. Over confidence on our Cars 7. Maintain safer speeds to give our Reflex 8. Lane Manners 9. Safe distance 10. Rest in proper place 11. Wet grip 12. Communicate with other vehicles properly 13. Toll free number usage 14. Avoid Night driving. 15. New roads knowlege 16. Dont use distraction Gadgets. Overall drive responsibly. Great job team.

[@prasannavenkatesan4214]

Another important tip to follow is to switch on hazard indicators while the vehicle is at stop / parked on the side of road, mainly at two lane highways to let other motorists know the vehicle is stationery and not moving.

[@motowagon]

Yes

[@ganmca]

we should also add a point on how to drive 2 wheelers in highways, now a days ppl have good bikes which can easily reach in 100 kms speed. some riders know the rules, but some bikers just go in all lanes without knowing the cars speed

[@spacecitizenarun]

Thank you Asir Brother. Recently I encountered a scenario where there was a good possibility of a road rage but it got avoided because of your words. A two wheeler came in the wrong direction and blocked my way and started staring as if I am blocking his way. When the argument was about to begin, just remembered your advice about road rage and I avoided eye contact to let that moment and person pass on. Road rage avoided and energy saved. Thank you.

[@nagangks7486]

Yes True,No one told about road rage before.Now i am following Asir Bros advice.

[@motowagon]

That's Great to Hear 😊

[@thesurrealist7]

@@motowagon Excellent video brother. Have been watching most of your videos, love the professionalism and quality of content. I have one small issue with your video however, hope you take it constructively. In this video you have highlighted a lot of issues to promote road safety, which is great! But at the same time, you are constantly taking your eyes off the road (for fractions of a second) to look at the camera near the passenger seat. Even though I'm sure you're an expert driver, in this age of social media where a lot of people vlog in cars, it's not a good example. I understand that you do it to make the video look better and to make it interactive, but even without looking at the left side camera, your content is brilliant. Thank you!

[@vasanthakumarjayaraman918]

Just wanted to add one point. Better to always have Google Maps switched on. Even if it's the regular highway that you take. The color coding (yellow, red) will help to locate bottlenecks in the road. Like a recent road damage/construction ongoing. Have helped in some instances.

[@jamesjebaraj.m6083]

Awesome content as always. Asir bro, Tirupur Mohan anna, Birla bro are really very good people and always there for us to give awareness on our safe driving as per my observation. Whenever Asir bro says that "Seat Belt poundage athu unga safely ah enhance pannum" making me to remind me to wear seat belt after starting my car apart from getting alert. Asir bro, you are my super senior from Noorul Islam. Wish you all the best to get 10M plus in few months. Professional youtuber we got from our native language. Thank you so much!

[@motowagon]

Thank you for your feedback and wishes Brother 😊 Glad that I'm your Senior at Noorul Islam

[@Aravinths3]

Safety depends upon the driver and driving skill not in the GNCAP ratings. Don't get over confidence. Drive safe with responsibilty

[@sathiyarajlc9159]

Despite this, I'm little aware of cars and road accidents, from this I realised, good built quality cars saved several families, bad built quality cars cause deaths. We should think about this.

[@Aravinths3]

@@sathiyarajlc9159 it depends upon the accident parameter speed, opponent speed, opponent load, impact area, crumble zone,don't believe gncap rating blindly . See the videos in KZbin,5 star rated car get crushed

[@vrsorry7110]

No point buddy. Most of them consider 5* means its a tank and nothing happens. Only few knows how GNCAP is tested.

[@Aravinths3]

@@vrsorry7110 yes. In the name of patriotism , support Indian brands ,some guys manipulating the customers also discriminating other top brands.

[@sathiyarajlc9159]

@@Aravinths3 over speed is not recommended... It's not a safety one. If someone drives uncontrolled speed like 180 kmph then no one could able to save him if he met with an accident. So these things, not recommended by any automobile brands who produced good built quality cars... Even Tesla. Driving 80 to 100, is safe speed for Indian roads. And there's a big chance of saving life if met with an accident with good built quality cars. If driving same speed with low built quality cars, there's a big chance of fatal injury or death.. That's what I'm trying to say about built quality of cars. I've seen several car accidents with proof for this.

[@SN-rk6ud]

I liked the idea to use hazard lights closer to the barriers. Also can I add to use 5 seconds rule when using indicator. Indicate for 5 seconds at least before changing lanes and turning. Thank you.

[@motowagon]

Welcome 😊

[@kimyangKo]

highway accident due to 1. tyres in car without thread or some bubbles in tyre 2. driving after having heavy meals 3. continous driving without rest 4. applying sudden brake 5. no proper indication 6. overtaking in critical condition 7. unexpected road shortening or road work suddenly 8. low quality audio system creates lot of noise and gives indirect pressure to driver 9. driving on day and night without proper sleep or proper rest 10. repair fixes without any warning triangle 11. not switching hazardous light when parking in road 12. high beam is the big reason for many accident 13. unexpected black animal in night time 14. unexpected pothhole 15. overspeed above 120 16. diverting concentration on something else

[@motowagon]

You are right

[@kimyangKo]

@@motowagon thanks asir 😊👍

[@tilakareswaran576]

Kandipa ithu romba useful and mukkiyamana video, intha mathiri videos la patha achum ethavthu oru nallapadiyana changeses varanum ellroda driving laiume

[@rajashanthi641]

நீங்க சொல்ற எல்லா பாயிண்ட்டும் கடைபிடுச்சு போனால் எந்த பிரச்சினையும் இருக்காது நன்றி

[@saroisfs]

Appreciate your hard work on educating the drivers...that makes you guys different from other channels...keep doing the good work.. 👍👌

[@firstgkm]

Thanks for this topic... i was driving my new car yesterday at around 100km speed in the highway.. suddenly 2 ppl started crossing and stopped exactly in front of my lane out of fear.. they could have crossed the road as there was no vehicle in the next lane. But dont know y they stopped.. i had to brake and bring the car to complete halt. I am not a expert in driving car.. but somehow i managed the situation without any accident. I have a very good highway drive experience with highspeed bikes.. probably that helped me.. for sometime i ll not drive above 80.. this incident has changed my mind. Wat a narrow escape..

[@Vivek_AeroX]

Drive the car between 60-80 for 2-3 months as you get used to the dynamics of the new car. this should be followed when you move to manufacturers that use Right side light/indicators (MSIL / HMIL / KIA / TOYOTA )to the ones on the left side (FORD / VW / SKODA). Congrats on your new purchase.

[@firstgkm]

@@Vivek_AeroX yes .. u are right.

[@bharathpr]

How much time it took to stop from 100 to halt..

[@motowagon]

@GKM that's a great escape

[@firstgkm]

@@bharathpr actually i am still not clear if i pressed the break completely or i did gradually because of the speed.. around 50m may b..

[@SakthiVelesec]

Very useful points for a beginner and even for the experienced driver as a recap. Appreciated your work bro...

[@ganzee6928]

Highly needed video, very informative! One point to add on lane changes - in addition to looking at the mirrors, we should ensure we check the blind spot as well before shifting lanes.

[@shanmugamk7350]

Well explained! Useful informations! Congratulations!

[@ravic4681]

Video was very helpful. Only one suggestion from the tired aspect of the driver. If we or driver gets tired itvis always better and recommended to take some rest in Petrol Bunks as it's very safe instead of taking rest in the corner of the road as still someone from behind will hit us and leads to accident.

[@Lenaarunkumarlenaarunkumar]

Appreciated for your barricagate point. Ppl think, using indicators only for beginner drivers.

[@senthilsachin333]

Super thalaiva , super message nanri 👍🤝🙏

[@sureshkumar-en7gf]

Sir kandippa road signs paarthu palagarathu romba mukiyam Next video la atha sollunga👍🏼 Thanks motowagan

[@anbumaha8075]

எத்தனை தடவை சொன்னாலும் சிலர் கேட்பதே இல்லை உங்கள் முயற்சிக்கு வாழ்த்துக்கள் அண்ணா 👍👍👍

[@vijaykumarkumar7934]

Very informative and clear presentation. Good work

[@anandspellbeeinternational9053]

Nice and useful information... You are doing a great job... Keep doing this awesome work.... Good Luck to MotoWagon Team... 😇👍

[@mohamedsulthanabdulrahim8065]

Thank you explaining the day time driving safety tips, Please also brief about night driving, hill station driving tips.

[@srikrishnasrinivasan9155]

Thanks for the useful information.. I am a new user to highway and will Keep the points in mind.. Drive safe and responsibly 👍👍

[@niraimadai]

நல்ல முன்னெடுப்பு நண்பரே! முக்கியமான விவரங்களை கூறியுள்ளீர்கள்! மிக்க நன்றி

[@madhusudhan2780]

Superb informative video sir.. now a days many people need to know these points bcoz Highway driving is very very dangerous than we think,. The points u mentioned are very very important to everyone Well done MW team 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Guys please follow these points everytime you drive on Highways.. Drive responsibly 🙏🏼

[@p.v.jayaprakash4494]

Good info and tips, I think you covered blind spot on the side view mirrors. Mobile usage.. excellent video. People must judiciously follow

[@ravi868]

Hi anna idhu new driver ku romba useful ah iruku all the best👍💯

[@MohanKumar-gt9qk]

Very Informative Motowagan Team ! Not every driver knows these basic rules.. it will be useful for them .. ! Appreciating your thoughtfulness in creating such content .. !.

[@arivuanandam9824]

அருமை யான பதிவு மேலும் இது போன்ற நல்லா பதிவை எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன் சார் சிறப்பு

[@higirish77]

A great video with all consolidated and valid points. Safety is always underrated , but very well highlighted on most of the important points. Much needed , hope this video gets a good reach , and many people ,including myself , will drive with safety and consciousness in mind. A point that needs more highlight would be also responsible mobile usage , instead of wavering or single handed driving. Hope this can be covered in future safety videos.

[@suriyakumars9687]

Well said.... Thank you for the info @MotoWagon Team... So many people are making those mistakes as you mentioned.. Avan avan veetuku pona pothum nu ninakaranuga, Aduthava epadie pona namakku ena nu ninakranuga... Those people should change their mind.. Everyone need to drive safely...

[@motowagon]

Safety is for everyone

[@wildsri]

Very useful & informative Thanks Bro

[@gunasekaran3040]

Clear explanation about the safety points. Good that you explain with the reason why we miss the safety points.

[@anandraja9222]

Very informative content. Post COVID many new car drivers covering both the lanes in Highway if we honk also they are not responding and not following lane discipline.

[@ushaailuravishankar6087]

I love highway driving. Thanks much for your useful tips 🙏🙏🙏

[@gunasekarvn8603]

Very informative.. I am new to high way driving..

[@jegadeeshjeba4724]

Good to hear about the lane discipline. many of us doesn't know about the lane change process. kindly add the lane discipline advise in your all videos. Thanks

[@motowagon]

Welcome

[@jacobjacob5866]

Explained in detail. Very helpful for own car drivers.

[@gauthamanand9101]

Well Said on Safety aspects keep continuing such safety tips

[@swaminathansubramanian1707]

Well said Bro.. I have been driving in highways for almost 13 years, i follow the same, lane discpline , driving at 100 km, indicators during change of lanes, ensure to wear all seat belts including second passengers, in case of emergency braking using hazard lamp in good point to alert vehciles at back is good point should use presence of mind and keep audio volume low also one more point and stop every 2 hours once wash the face take small rest and continue the journey will easy out tiredness..

[@karthikeyangajendran2518]

Valuable tip sir...highly appreciated 👍

[@velmuruganmurugandi4520]

அருமையான பதிவு.மிக மிக உபயோகமான பதிவு.

[@muralit4289]

நம் உறவுகளின் நல்வாழ்வை நினைவில் கொண்டு.. தாங்கள் ஒவ்வொரு வீடியோ விலும் சொல்லும் Drive Responsibiliy என்ற வார்த்தையை.. மிகவும் தெளிவாக உணர்கிறேன்.. நன்றி.. இந்த வீடியோ ஒவ்வொரு இளம் தலைமுறையினருக்கும்.. நிச்சயமாக பயன்படும்.. வாழ்க வளமுடன். 💐💐💐💐

[@motowagon]

தங்களின் வாழ்த்துக்களுக்கு நன்றி சகோதரரே 💚🤍

[@g.v.ramanan5974]

Thankyou for good information each and every driver's must watch this video.

[@Arasuari]

Really most valuable information in the single video..... Really informative 👍

[@kishoremadhav]

Very informative and pls share your knowledge through such content videos!!! Kudos!!!

[@motowagon]

Thank you 💕

[@chandrasekarkannan4095]

Very important and good informative content..👍👍

[@suganth.v9946]

Well explained team 👍👏 kindly do a video on banned extra fittings which are made outside the showroom, mainy nowadays over powered high beams are used hid bulbs and leds are fitted on reflector type headlamps. This should be taken seriously banned by govt.

[@motowagon]

Sure Brother. Will do

[@Littlebeesuk]

Good topic. I usually prefer day driving . The most annoying thing I found irresponsibility of many truck drivers . Driving in right lanes with heavy loads and won’t give way. It causes a lot of accidents too .many don't aware what is lane discipline too .

[@sreevishnuvardan2756]

highly informative👏 thank you

[@dineshezeikel2578]

Very informative, Thankyou Sir.

[@sambathmca]

Appreciate your valuable suggestions.

[@claretantony434]

Informative video . Thanks

[@kumarp110]

Very good informative video, Youngesters / rash drivers should ensure the safety of all.

[@venkateshk7913]

அருமையான பதிவு 🙏🙏🙏

[@gowthambalakrishnanshivaku6306]

that mini stole your attention for a few seconds :D true motor head

[@selvautube]

Good Video. I have noticed in highways, cars tailgating a speeding car. This is not at all a good practice because: 1) we start to slacken in our concentration on the road as we will tend to blindly follow the car. 2) if you are on a smaller car (a hatchback) following a bigger car (an SUV) and in case the leading car has to switch lanes to avoid a cow or so, we may not be able to get proper reaction time to stop or swerve. So it is always wise to drive safely with a clear view of the road ahead without hindered by any vehicles at close range.

[@anandr5663]

First point.... Two lane roads la vitta timing ah highway la catch panlam nu nenaikiraa thought.... 1000% true.... Experience of this man is simply superb.... 🔥🔥

[@gilbertstani536]

Good points MW !! Few other points I can see .. sleepy drivers , if it’s a very long drive .. better to take a power nap near toll or some safe place …. And more awareness on use of Cruise control !!

[@dineshkumarbhaskaran8966]

Safe driving is very important. I like emphasise on 2 to 3 points…. You can talk about three lanes even more / their speed limit / risk factors…. High speed lane is always risky and high chances of distraction is possible…. Most people are traveling with der bicycles/bikes are a travelling between the median. I use to travel to chennai- Mumbai via Bangalore. All roads okay but whenever I want to take a break, I use to stop my vehicle near to Toll plaza (where and all cameras ) are available. Risk factors are more near to lorry / heavy vehicle’s halt area. If you are going with bachelor then no issues. If you are going with family, better stay near to toll plaza. Where the cameras are available.

[@PraveenKumar-ug8gz]

Nice video sir, do more videos safe driving, educate us in driving safely, this is more important in our country and this also a discipline of every person.

[@sivashankar-zp4oz]

Good most informative about highway driving for all drivers Thank you

[@motowagon]

Welcome

[@vibinbhaskaran8750]

Certainly a meaningful content. Thank you.

[@ManjulaP-uu7ok]

Very detail explaination 😊

[@merwynvincent]

Now that u posted the video I can go on an highway now!!! Thanks!!!

[@hemanathanis]

Thanks for the safety info and the care taken by you for others ...

[@motowagon]

Welcome 😊

[@vivekprabhu85]

Much informative bro

[@kvivekfx]

Great as Always,Much Needed Video For Beginners and experienced person too..I watched All Your Videos From the Beginning 👏🏼 Learned lot Thanks Asir Bro 😎

[@thanaraj99]

பயனுள்ள தகவல் நன்றி

[@prakashganesan772]

Useful information bro

[@kalicharanar2887]

அவசியமான அருமையான பதிவு நன்றி

[@rvelkumar1981]

“Checking blind spot “ - Sometimes a car coming closely on the right or left side slightly behind is not visible in the rear view mirrors. It’s better to check the blind spots while changing lane

[@Vignesh.UVofficial]

Dear Asir bro, "Drive responsibily" concept motivates all driving people and those who are love to drive. The way you are responding to all our Moto fam comments to bring you next level of channel base. Thanks for this clip. Keep rocking Team MotoWagon..!!

[@KSlifestyles0326]

Neega solradha 100% na follow panra. Mostly LED head lights vidana trip panraga. Slow va poradha marandhu Evlo speed poga mudiumo andha alavukku strech panraga.car ponave speed dha poganu ninakiraga romba per. Lane Manaus suthama therila. Unga video pathu avaga thurudha vazthugal.

[@bharathchellappa6256]

Good and clean presentation sir

[@azarudinzm5616]

Pinaadi 10:16 " Sangeetha swarangal" moment😴😴😴😄

[@m.r.muralidharan7913]

Very useful information video Brother ❤️ !!

[@motowagon]

Thank You 😊💚🤍

[@bharathanbindu1605]

Great message sir

[@mike-ks7uh]

Good bro. Eye sight should be clear for night driving.

[@vinothr1249]

Informative video. Thanks MW team

[@motowagon]

Welcome

[@udhayanathan9691]

Much informative video..

[@spmoorthy2597]

Super explanation brother

[@selvakumaranselvaraj6529]

Good explanation 👌

[@prakashc6481]

As a learner, I can realize how "drive responsibility" is important this kind of information or guidance will help me to follow the driving discipline. keep up the good job 🥰

[@motowagon]

Thank You 💗

[@explorewithiftu]

Nice Explanation bro.... Another important use Harzard indicators while you drive in Heavy Rain or Fog.

[@jagannathanjs9227]

I used to say your words "road rage la indulge aaga koodathu" to many person who travel with me to chase and scold the person cuts close in highway or does something something. Please do more content like this as well, we learn something new from these videos like hazard for barrier.

[@smartgowthamrazer]

Thanks for a useful content sir

[@RameshButtu3]

நல்ல பயனுள்ள தகவல்கள் எல்லோருக்குமே

[@krishnasamy2656]

You have given very good Tips sir

[@sundharktsundhar9309]

Very very useful video bro 🙏

[@shyamgopinath8747]

All your videos have been helpful brother, this is yet another important video and informative. Thank you

[@motowagon]

Welcome Brother

[@ilangovanthirumalaisamy7317]

GOOD 👍. I expect more video about accident and also vehicle management.

[@motowagon]

Sure

[@MrLishaan]

Yes sir right point, I always avoid night drive especially in highway even though am good driver.. its always safe to start early morning and reach by late evening, just plan your journey do not rush or pressurize.. lane discipline is must especially indicator we should give enough time to other drivers at least 5 sec minimum.. Thanks for your concern and share your experience..

[@motowagon]

Welcome

[@muthulakshmimuthiah4804]

Very super and helpful sir, I have forwarded to all my families and friends group. unga car oru review podunga sir😜

[@motowagon]

Thank you 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXnEh2aDiaatpa8

[@BaskarSadasivam]

One more challenge we face while driving at nights is LED lights that too in high beam. Also observing lot of bikers modify lights to LED. Are there any rules over how much lumens should headlights be?? If not, what should we do to bring about this change??

[@varaddharajdev5387]

அருமையான பதிவு அவசியம் அனைவரும் கவனிக்க வேண்டியவை.

[@motowagon]

தங்களின் வாழ்த்துக்களுக்கு நன்றி சகோதரரே 💚🤍

[@tanjaidina]

Good advice, should follow