How Corrupt Indian RTOs are Producing Worst Drivers in the World?

[@Biturbomedia]

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[@theindianexe]

Why not use AI to make the testing System error free

[@thewilderbeast1479]

Three major reasons why people choose agents:- 1. if you apply online for lisence RTO takes 3-4 months to call for Test(varies to diff. Location) 2. Very long queues waiting for their turn daily, If you go early morning then also no gaurantee your turn comes. 3. Corrupted rto officers, they have tie-ups with agent. Conclusion:-driving licence procedure should be as simple and fast as Fastag and Online

[@KSM_bruh]

too many ngl

[@KShauryaDwivedi]

@AbhijeetKundu SUV jaante ho kya hota hai? thar sports car ekdum nahi hai

[@pappubandekar9002]

Bhai problem no- 1 India me zadatar logoako English nahi Aati to foram kon bharega agar hamara basic hi nahi hai to, 2 - agent hi raheta hai

[@manylaksh]

I am a resident of Uttar Pradesh and when I visited the RTO office to request for a license, they kept on giving reasons after reasons to delay my license issuing process because I didn't give any money to the Agents. They were very unhappy with me and kept on asking me to take help or contact any of the agents, I know they also got a paycut from those agents. I think RTO is among the most corrupt offices in our country.

[@thenua]

Same thing happen with me in RTO Aligarh(U.P.), it took around 2 years for a learning licence due to multiple visits, they behave in such a manner that you'll feel ashamed of not subscribing an agent. At every step they'll make you feel like a criminal. Finally for Permanent Licence I get in touch with an agent sitting outside the RTO Office.

[@D__Ujjwal]

Government should have power to fire these government employees

[@DragonOfTheMortalKombat]

I can relate. A friend of mine got everything right until the last moment where the RTO's payment machine stopped working. What a complete joke! honest people are punished in India.

[@crczr]

This is the reality of Double engine Govt. I also remember a year ago BJP made a fake news and shown Beijing airport as UP's Jewar airport and Chinese minister had to tweet on this saying Modi Govt was using Beijing starfish airport to advertise themselves. Hope people understand their game. How they spread fake news and hate and brag about their false achievements in ads.

[@thenua]

@@crczr 🤦🏻‍♂️ BJP Government se pehle toh khullam-khulla paise lete they Government Officials, aab kam se kam dar toh lagta hai unhe paise lete huye, aur 1 saal pehle toh Jewar Airport bana bhi nhi tha ye baat sabko pta hai fir wo China ke Airport ki photo lagaake ye bolenge ki ye Jewar Airport hai ! Nasha karta hai kya bhai tu ? Tujhe khud hosh hai tu kya likh rha hai ?

[@tteredd]

My first license was made only through paying money. And it was “cool” at that point. But today, I can see the condition of the drivers in India and feel that there needs to be a delicensing exercise (similar to demonetisation) where each person has to renew their license through the right process. Today, I hold an Australia DL too and I can see the value of a strict driving test. I am ready to renew my license ligitematly! Government just needs to do it! Investing in world class highways and roads may not work if the usage is flawed.

[@rishabh798]

Yeah down the line there will be a lot of world class roads in India and I think discipline will be more important than ever.

[@mayankgupta2721]

Gadho ko jungle ka raja bana rahe hain gadkari ji...jungle ka kya hi hoga

[@adrika_sharma]

@@mayankgupta2721 woh, toh kise banaye Raja? Pappu ko ya didi ko?

[@kumarsiva1316]

I just hope that is politically possible. But a good solution suggested. 👍

[@rajatverma360]

true af

[@manjunadhanmurugan3894]

In my state Andhrapradesh, the RTO examiners are so corrupt that knowingly fail geniune exam appearers stating stupid reasons and make u roam back and forth and finally break u to go to the agents so that they can get extra commission 😑😑 even if Louis Hamilton attends a driver's exam in our state they will fail him too 😂

[@impostor176]

Which district

[@prudhvisai1436]

@@impostor176 Andhra Pradesh

[@impostor176]

@@prudhvisai1436 nenu kuda Andhra ne vuri peru adugutunna

[@prudhvisai1436]

@@impostor176 sorry teliyaledu, btw I'm from Vizag, I also got a license but without Agent's help costed me around Rs.2100/- (LLR & DL) for both 2 ND 4 wheeler my age is 19

[@saitejayerra6465]

​@@prudhvisai1436same thing happened to me even after clearing all rounds properly he failed me then I paid some amount and got my dl😢

[@ashsingh4888]

In India getting a driving license is easy but driving is difficult in other countries getting a driving license is difficult but driving is easier.

[@beast6029]

I lived in this US for 15 years. And even today I heard my nephew got his license because my cousins just paid RTO for it. No test nothing. It’s really shameful to know that this still happens.

[@HR114._.]

It will still continue because India don't take strict action against RTO officers which make them think they can do anything and get away with it I believe India should take strict action then they will learn a lesson and stop taking bribe

[@theai2020]

Well I live in India and I have also got my license by paying the Dalal they call you once your license is ready to rock & roll

[@crczr]

The solution is "ban on all private vehicles", or at least cars. It's going to solve a lot of problems altogether.

[@HR114._.]

@@crczr no its never a solution it will create more problems India doesn't have enough public transport to transport millions of people each single day private vehicles are okay and bad at same time like in some places it's a absolute need and. In some areas it should be banned the real solution in my opinion is to make everyone from age of 18-60 for driving test which is harder like Japanese level shit it will improve most of the stuff but it's my opinion only

[@oksowhat]

i paid to get the license, not because i dont know how to drive but because they won't pass you until you pay up, the testers have no training at all, no professionalism, they will shout at you and what not, and they are not permanent but on contract, the test for car include making a figure of 8 and breaking on a ramp, they will either say you did't gave indicator or will say you your car backed up on the ramp, which is not the case. I first failed the test first and then i had to pay.

[@bisht.deepak]

I agree with you completely. I was holding a driving licence in India but last year I moved to Sweden and I took lots of practice classes to pass the driving test. Here is a brief summary of whole procedure: 1. You need to do Risk 1 and Risk 2 sessions: Risk 1: 3 hour lecture on risky driving. e.g. Night driving, Risks of drunk driving, braking distance, reaction time etc. Risk 2: 3 hour practical session where they take you to a slippery/snow covered practice area and give you a feel of aqua-plaining, braking distance in wet and dry surface, car control with new and old tyres Theory test: You need to score 51 out of 65 Practical test: It involve dozens of rules like, following a traffic sign, entering and exiting highway, driving on country road, parking, environmental driving and lot more. I will try to make a video on this. Thanks.

[@1rushabh]

Did you make a video Sir?

[@bisht.deepak]

@@1rushabh yes, I have made a video on that.

[@akhilmenon4788]

I still remember the time when I was so excited to give my driving test at the RTO, because I genuinely have a passion for driving cars. But the inspector didn't even take my test, he just saw me sitting in the car and said okay you passed. Even though I got my license, which is definitely something I am grateful for, this isn't how it was supposed to be. India definitely needs to do something to get rid of these careless officers and set better standards for obtaining a license

[@ऋत्विक-कुमार]

Bhai ekdum same mere saath bhi yahi hua tha

[@BraddysReagent]

😂😂😂

[@chars_78]

Now this is the video I waiting for. Perfectly summarized my thoughts on the state of driving in India. Id also add that half of the traffic jams we have are due to the shitty driving we do on the roads.

[@Eren-da-Jaeger]

One person in front can delay 2000 cars in a straight road in India. Very powerful people in India.

[@SidG_huh]

true. I live in Gujarat and it has some of the worst driving sense in the country. Traffic jams happen because half the idiots do wrong-side driving.

[@rishabh798]

@@SidG_huhit happens everywhere in India unfortunately even in the most posh areas of the country such drivers are present.

[@SidG_huh]

@@rishabh798 sadly true

[@vignesh0208]

It's terrifying how accurate this is. I can cite examples of reckless driving, especially from brats with muscle bikes whizzing through traffic with reckless abandon, as recent as yesterday.

[@deveshverma5478]

RTOs be like : Yeh toh Dhanda band karne ki baat kar raha hai😅

[@youtubeaccount1907]

Constructive Criticism: The list at 2:15 has typos (Thailand, United States). Then again at 2:37 (Traffic DEATH, Social Media SENTIMENT) I love your videos. keep them coming 😍

[@ajeysingh7437]

Yes quite surprising given the quality of this channel.. I have been a regular visitor of this channel.. Pls be careful next time.. Sometimes it's really annoying

[@reubendias18]

I thought death was purposely misspelt since the algorithm sometimes flags the content as inappropriate... At least this was addressed

[@-EL-RahulKumar]

Worst= wrost

[@AbhishekKumar-op4lp]

It's something to increase viewer's engagement. 10 me se 3 log bhi ye point out karne aayenge. Toh comments badhenge. Comments badhenge toh video ki reach bhi. 🤷

[@PS-ug7nm]

3:57 Sentiment* Death*

[@umangvadhiya]

Right time right place. this video is what we needed after the #Ahmedabad Iskon Bridge Accident may those souls rest in peace..

[@Rosilelilele]

Not delivers fault completely

[@umangvadhiya]

@@Rosilelilele completely agree bro i am pointing out the same errors as in this video poor bridge infrastructure. speeding on the road which is not meant to be for speeding. people gathered and none of gave attention to the incoming traffic all the things came together for a perfect mishap.

[@souradeepghosh1996]

I think the society lacks patience in general, we seem to be in a rush to get any documentation as quickly as we can instead of understanding the time one needs to devote towards learning something, such as driving. This herd mentality of trying to acquire anything and everything in the quickest way possible is probably what's stoping us from becoming truly developed and I hope it changes!

[@_mmkay_]

Boss, my brother had been trying to make his licence directly through RTO and without any agents. His learner's licence expired twice due to delays in document verification and always some document being wrong according to them. And they don't even inform about it, just reject and stay silent until we go after weeks to find the status at the RTO. They literally don't move your application until you pay them through the agents.

[@pranav2366]

You are doing such a brilliant job bro. Keep spreading knowledge for the well being of mankind 😊❤

[@akshayjauhari]

No traffic sense + No Civic Sense + mera baap kon hai = India

[@TheOG_Arav]

Indian Driving Licence Test only focuses on how the person operates and control the vehicle and overall movement but it don't focus on the traffic awareness, decision making in such hazardous situations, the path of travel and other necessary things

[@adrika_sharma]

Lol, what test? I got my driving licence last year. And I never sat on driver seat till now.

[@anonymous-uw4oq]

@@adrika_sharma Nice, now don't ever drive and risk others lives.

[@AbhishekRoy-eh5wz]

Yes india mai driving test kha ho rha hai Bhai

[@SmitePlayz1]

So true, most people don't even know how to follow lanes. My dad keeps changing lanes without indicator, and he drives in two lanes all the time and he doesn't even care when I tell him to drive properly.

[@ArunSapaare]

Bhai, you are absolutely right about the auto drivers in Bengaluru! I'm a resident of Bengaluru & the auto drivers are one of the most reckless drivers in the city. One of the main reason for this, in my opinion is the rising demand for bike taxies. Because the bike taxi thing is eating into their business, they become naturally careless & jealous towards other riders. I've personally heard people talking about how they get ignored by every auto driver when they wanna go to a particular route so naturally people choose Uber, Rapido etc. This is how the auto drivers have become so reckless. Super informative video bhai!😊😊

[@adhithyac9537]

Bari auto drivers mathra Alla yellru ange gandu gallu

[@PramodSubramanyam10]

True, the auto drivers and frustrated IT employees leaving the offices in the evening. Don't forget the cab drivers. Reckless driving to the Max. Also the horn sounds. Unnecessarily they will honk. I get frustrated driving in Bangalore. Only on Sundays few will follow traffic rules.

[@factmania0803]

Not only in bangalore also in Maharashtra 😢 kal hi mere samne auto wale ka accident hogaya 😐

[@vishalvan3317]

0:50 That's why i respect My father a lot Because he always tells me how to be safe on road and how to achieve maximum safety while driving on road He taught me that even if distance is short never break traffic signals and use helmet for everytime i ride on road and also keep a regular check on indicators and instrument cluster And even though i use helmet on my non registeration speed limited ev (top speed 30 kmph) i see my friends using their scooties without helmets

[@Israel_wale_chacha]

and don't forget to give shoulder when their bodies will be taken for aantim-sanskar .

[@suerayss]

How many are here because Abhijit Mitra Iyer talked about this channel and this video in The Jaipul Dialogue channel today ? Excellent video. Thank you.

[@jamalbhai951]

I Got DL without Paying a Single Rupee to Anyone. I Just paid only Challan but Not encouraged any Corruption. I'm so proud of Myself.😊😊

[@VxCAnarchy]

Same bhai I had verbal test, driven test and written test. Passed all. Super proud of myself Then same day everyone passed without exam because I passed 🤦🏻 Ashamed of RTO system

[@Arjun_0006]

The first clip 00:02 was from Anurag Salgonkar..

[@daksheshbhide]

Butterscotch gang🤙

[@ObservingBlue5943]

Thank you! Thank you very much for making this video! Hope this reaches a lot of audiences.

[@tm---]

I gave LL test, but not driving. I paid in total of 2000 to get my license. Mera both 2 and 4 wheeler ka hai😅 But I do care about the rules for road safety!

[@tapoprasadjena3139]

Toh paise dene ki kya jarurat thi😂 Test hi de dete rule agar man te ho to

[@warmfishsalad]

​@@tapoprasadjena3139line lagi rehti hai bhai lambi aur liscene ka waiting period bhi kaafi bada dete hai RTO wale if you are applying for free, that's how corrupt RTO employees are, and most of those employees are even connected with agents (dalaals) sitting just outside their own RTO offices.

[@uditsaxena3844]

@@warmfishsalad jhuth hain line hoti hain agreed it takes half a day and you can find that much time no one is that busy who cant give that bare minimum to get a learner license on the same day

[@tm---]

All are corrupted, they don't want you to drive and even if you drive they would point out few mistakes and ask to re do it. Their main motive is to earn some extra money sideways... I accept even I was involved in this small corruption, it's easy because they allow dallas in the office 🙂

[@tm---]

India me rules to bahut hain, but use implement karne ke liye koi nehi.

[@prabhakar379]

Some RTOs even intentionally fail license applicants so that even the deserving ones have resort to giving hefty amounts of bribe...

[@programer_sawant]

This kind of videos will create awareness, what's the solution for this in this corrupt country

[@MrManishvatsyan]

Privatize all RTO’s and also bring in performance based appraisals for the agents. Immediately suspend licenses of every single reckless driver so that they have to retake the test again. Harden the difficulty level during the tests. If anyone in RTO found taking bribes, break the tenure with the private company. It will take an year to get things on track

[@Arjun_Photography0800]

Yes Indeed brother

[@rishi29100]

I am from Bangalore.. you're 1000% right. Hardly people know the basic rules. 🙄. Apart from the Autorickshaw drivers, they're God, they're allowing, us common people to use their roads to commute.

[@yatishsadasivan]

Rickshaws drivers are same everywhere😅😅

[@Arjun_Photography0800]

​@@yatishsadasivanI was met with minor accident while driving the car due to a Stupid Auto Rickshaw Driver, Luckily the car which I drove was having the speed of 7 - 10 Kmph and I spent ₹4,000 for the damages.

[@diveshpandey3195]

For past 2 years 4 wheeler driving tests has become very difficult, because most of the transport authority have changed their test course, by including different sensors and cameras, most of my friends failed their test for making very negligible mistakes ( by the i am from Delhi, i don't know about other cities test course)

[@M.D.M911]

Life is cheap in India, it is highly unfortunate that somany young people loose life's every year

[@adityagauba630]

I think not being expert in driving is not a major cause of accidents, but being a seasoned driver and driving recklessly or in an overconfident manner is more likely to lead to accidents.

[@snehmukherjee9281]

India has one driving rule .. and that is “there’s no rule” 😂

[@tapoprasadjena3139]

Road is road, ride wherever you like😂

[@D__Ujjwal]

Because people think , road tere baap ka hai kya

[@snehmukherjee9281]

@@D__Ujjwal mere baap ka nahi hai but road toh ho 😂 footpath pe bhi kyu chalate hai pata nahi 😂

[@D__Ujjwal]

@@snehmukherjee9281 i am talking about people's mentality

[@snehmukherjee9281]

@@D__Ujjwal yes understand that 👍

[@sipunkumarrout3595]

Bhai...Maine Bina test diye licence mil Gaya mujhe...woh b kaal 1700 rupaiya mein😂 I have almost zero idea about driving a 4wheeler...still got the licence for 2w n 4w😂😂😂😂

[@adityasolanke2434]

Appreciate your honesty.

[@dickinharras]

Congrats 🎉

[@sipunkumarrout3595]

​@@adityasolanke2434 😅 Dhanyawad Bhai 🎊

[@vipullakra5379]

Even i have 4 wheeler licence but i dont know how to drive any. Mine was made in 2015

[@rohit2see]

Bro from which state are you ??

[@sidiceman]

This is the reason I always say “Having a driver’s license is a privilege, not your right”.

[@lakshmanbaraik8643]

I'm in process of getting this priviledge at 6k

[@tranceravi7]

That used to be written only written on Goa Driving license.

[@Abhiapril1997]

​@@lakshmanbaraik8643hella costly. My mother doesn't even know how to ride a bycycle got her driving licence for just 400 rupees lol

[@lakshmanbaraik8643]

@@Abhiapril1997 which state bro...

[@lakshmanbaraik8643]

@@Abhiapril1997 this the average bribery fees here in my state

[@Timecapsule911]

I had to Pay money...There was no test from their side...this was the only way at RTO dahisar But I learn all the rules and regulations..and always try to follow them, One of the worse thing is that our own friends circle and family will make fun if you follow traffic rules This needs to be changed

[@NexonDiaries]

Valuable informatic video... for knowledge let me ask ? How came the ROURKELA RTO Office in your example display. As I am from Rourkela. Are you from Rourkela, please let me know.

[@FizzyWinemaker]

You're bang on! The responsibility lies with the state, and they have conveniently passed the buck on to the drivers. Another major problem in India is the lack of road markings and signs. And no one knows the rules of a roundabout (known as 'circle' in India). When I did my driving test in Australia, I really understood the responsibility that goes with being at the wheel of a one tonne killing machine.

[@anishghosh9563]

You can hire someone to drive the car on the day of test in my local RTO😂 and it's like only ₹200 they will provide the car and they will also drive for you, you just gotta sit in the car for 3 mints

[@manishsahoo6903]

Really...!!! like they'll drive for you and you just have to sit in the passenger seat.😆😆...What are you getting the licence for? Licensed Passenger? 😆

[@ogchirag]

​@@manishsahoo6903😂😂😂😂

[@Ldm-r3t]

I recently acquired my 4 wheelers licence in Bengaluru and I could see more than 50% people who couldn't clear at the first attempt. I was happy to get a good trainer so I could pass it with flying numbers. One thing which needs to be implemented that, there should be compulsory theoretical class to educated them about the lane markings, proper use of sign signals and sign boards even in regional language. Then people can bring discipline in their driving. Otherwise this loophole can never be filled.

[@anuraggautam3784]

Finally someone reached the root cause. Paisa do licence lo. jante sub hain bolta koi nahi. Thanks again for addressing the main reason

[@game_on_loop]

@ 9:43 8 banao?? Mujhe to bas car ko samne aur reverse lene ko kaha.. ho gaya pass 💁🏻😂😂 literally majak bana diya test ka🤦🏻😂🙌🏻

[@ramlalpawar8365]

Ahemdabad ki ghatna bohot khatanak thi Bhai 😢

[@arman2998]

Ka ua

[@nick23358]

You are absolutely correct. I failed my UK driving test because I didn't see a van coming behind me while joining the road, though it was far. Even hesitation is counted as a fault so u just cant driving too slowly through the test, it literallyneeds to be perfect. Standards are so high here. But now I see how organized the traffic is here. India needs good driving instructors and definitely a hard driving test like Europe/Japan.

[@utsavmewada45]

Since I am following you very closely, thank you for re-embracing this issue. I am from Ahmedabad and but lives in pune.. what I have observed is that that the behaviourial of mine changes with the change in city for driving.. I will be honest, in pune I drive with calm and driving efficiency of 95%. While being back in Ahmedabad makes me angry a lot initially then me also starts driving with lack of efficiency. Here efficiency means my driving obedience.Because in Pune roughly i guess 85% people drives decently while in Ahmedabad barely like 6-8 % drives decently.

[@uvuvwevwevweossaswithglasses]

Oh I thought you'll say pune drivers are bad! Seems like Ahmedabad is worse lmao

[@hafijulrahamanSK]

I am in Mysore and here you can't get DL Without money even if you want legally you just can't sad realty 😢

[@abhukk]

In US, I got rejected 4 times for my motorcycle license. Yes, it took me 5 attempts that too when I had experience of 12 years when I applied.

[@shubhammengade2609]

You are the indian DonutMedia

[@themoddingprodigy577]

As a bike rider and car driver who drives regularly, I can say that it really is a frustrating experience to drive, especially in metro cities like Kolkata and mostly Bengaluru. Using high beams at night improperly is a major issue. Also, pedestrians need to be disciplined as well, because if anything happens to them, its always the driver's fault, regardless what actually happens.

[@lackytheindiandasidog2.728]

Papa ki pariya in india 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bhupendra_Jogi699]

Also mummy ke magarmach 😂😂

[@asolomon70]

These new LED lights on scooters are aligned directly to blind oncoming drivers. Horns are as loud as a train, I pity the cops who have to listen to this day in and day out, and I would imagine them going deaf at an early age. Bribery at the RTO which is reduced to a rubber stamping authority is rampant and their existence has nothing to do with orderly traffic management. Shining India is all talk by this government. Look around, every country has gone far ahead

[@supersuperankit]

Thanks for taking time to highlight such an important issue. Hope whoever watches this at least does something about it.

[@sujithpeter8826]

Proud to be a genuine license holder ❤

[@agastaysingh5069]

Jhinga lala

[@TheStudent_bharat3938]

Hu hu

[@pjgameryt4887]

Huhu

[@farazsiddiqui1312]

Gu Gu

[@gynephile]

such a wise words

[@nakulkrejimon]

hu hu

[@ANIRudh-nm8vl]

RTO wale bahut corrupt hai,,,,,, contract bases pe kam karne wala clerk crorepati hai 🙏

[@masterkd1323]

Bhai Pesa Dekar Hi Banvana Padega 1. Kyuki RTO Ke Nakhre Hi Kam Nahi Hote 2. Khud Ki Bike Lekar Aao Khud Ki Car Lekar Aao 3. 2 Ghante Baad Aana 4. Aaj Aap Galat Aa Gaye 5. Aapne Back Karte Time Gadi Band Kar Di Thi Aap 500 rupiye Doge To Ye Pass Kara Dunga 6. Thoda Jaldi Kar Or Bhi To Log Hai Or Pata Nahi Kitne Bahane Hote hai Unke pass

[@harkritsingh1896]

In India anyone can get driving licence because of corruption , giving license should be made more tougher

[@sumandutta4834]

Thank you for making this video. Much needed.

[@shrishtikanojiya7948]

no no bro making driving licence is so hard in dehradun i qualified it so I now it ✌️

[@makarandnidhalkar7139]

Very well researched topic exposing the reality of the system. Keep it up.. Subscribed.

[@anansinghagautam6106]

Thanks for making this video really needed this for the people

[@Bhupendra_Jogi699]

Maine paise dekr license banwaya hai lekin mujhe bhot acche se car drive karne aati hai. Mai bhot smooth aur safe driving karta hu. Yaha tak ki jinhone test dekr apna license banwaya hai mai unse bhi acchi car drive car leta hu. Aur mujhe 99% rules pata hai.

[@mufaddalshaikh7735]

Yess it’s absolutely right Even in my driving test The RTO did not even looked at me I just moved my car 50 meters and i was passed

[@shivamshah6527]

I got my licence through test but I couldn't understand that it was Parking test or Driving test.

[@arnabsaha2198]

In Bangalore, you barely can see any cab/Auto/Bus drivers who are not talking on phone while driving.

[@snawani86]

Very nice video with no ads. Really commendable

[@ritviktherockstar7526]

Bro... u always show up with some very innovative contents. Keep it up

[@RajKumar-km2jt]

My first car driving licence was with proper learning and giving the test. Even though I passed the test, I had to go again because my uncle did not lend the car to the RTO for another person to give the test. I have a driving licence from the UK also. I had a very tough time giving the test. I had to drive for 45 min on the road every time and I passed out only after the 4th time. But trust me, I learnt a lot and could drive in the entire UK confidently. When I returned back to India, I understood how bad driving is in India. People here don't care about other road users and will engage in a fight even when they are at fault.

[@notprogamer2114]

Video contents are improving. Loved it❤

[@rishikeshsamant5449]

Good video and thanks for raising this very important topic. The best thing at this problem was told by a Russian driver when asked why Russia has so many road accidents and traffic violations? His answer was in the past Russians could not afford to buy a car hence the driving population was low. Today, most can afford a car hence they buy and drive one. In summary, just because one can afford to buy a vehicle (2 or 4 wheeler) doesn't mean they can safely drive one!! This best suits us here in India..... Yes RTO has lot to do and don't pin hopes on them, and as far as people are concerned, the Russian said it well!!

[@TheOmsaraf]

ye topic inta imp h, nice job and subscribed,

[@doctorneelesh]

That is a lot of research done to make this video. Kudos.

[@professor3092]

I took 2 wheeler licence without broker. Asked for two road signs and asked to start 2 wheeler and go.... that's it 😂got licence 😂. For 4 wheeler I took driving class and read the booklet given by driving class but when I visited RTO the RTO officer asked my education background and hobbies 😂 didn't took driving test. Gave licence. When I asked this to My driving class owner he said "Jalwa hae hamara".😅

[@sangramthombre5973]

Finally someone spoke on this! Good job 👏

[@hnz4.thear-thororigins.400]

I don't have any driving licenses, but I will apply for it legally.

[@JamesBond-is5du]

Chapri Attitude is Indian driver mentality

[@Nitro.Z74]

Increasing of chapris in the country is the main reason

[@srikanthreddy1150]

You are absolutely right. My friend doesn't know the car driving, but he got his licence. After getting the licence, he learnt how to drive. This is the situation in India.

[@ishanishan7484]

RTO pura fraud karta hai… aaj bhi pure “Brokar” handle karte hein😡😡😡

[@09mahala]

Informative Video. Every person I have met says other drivers are shit. Then where are these shitty drivers. I haven't met any, but I see almost everyone driving like mad. I think first of all Indian drivers need introspection. We tend to see the problem but avoid correcting ourselves.

[@ejangpo123]

3:52 absolutely correct 💯

[@gb28]

The video title is bang on! I don't even have to watch the full video but I am going to anyways. It's the hard truth that the government wants to keep a blind eye as the money chain help them too.

[@MrManishvatsyan]

I am from Himachal and I remember taking my driving test 13 years ago. I was supposed to take a reverse U turn on a steep inclination, brake in the middle and resume again. If the engine turns off, you are disqualified. I passed in the first attempt thankfully. Now when I see other stupid drivers around me, I feel the difficulty level was not at all worth it. Whats the point of all the effort when everyone around gets a license just by paying 2k.

[@p.k.953]

Recently one of my dumb friend got his license 😂 my brother's dad has contacts in RTO so my friend first asked me to help him in answering the questions in the live online exam but i denied and my brother helped him achieve passing marks and we told him to atleast attempt one question by himself and he couldn't even get that right😂 after all he got license without knowing why traffic signs and even after two months he doesn't understand what is left right what is U-turn 😂 this fact irritates me but i still have him as a friend because of the respect he gives me!

[@ऋत्विक-कुमार]

One of most valuable topic, you discussed bro 🙌

[@tejaswirajput6196]

Your video has just been promoted on the Jaipur dialogue by AIM

[@tejaswirajput6196]

Btw, I'm a subscriber and enjoy your content

[@0212harjot]

Totally agree with the video! First time I am seeing typos in this channel's video and that too a number of them 😅

[@heavyDriver320]

Thing is, even if you want to get it done legally, they keep ignoring and delaying and giving excuses until you become frustrated and force you to pay them eventually. Without that, they won’t give you the license. They simply keep harassing you. This is my first hand experience that I’m sharing.

[@Colashooter]

7:20 majority dont wear helmet in Indore , nice survey

[@TheAutomotiveFeed]

We need to spread more awareness on this issue. It is very unfortunate that many so called social medai influencers and KZbinrs with high Subscriber don't make content on this issue or such other issues. This issue is directly related to lives of people. But who care.

[@jd9542]

Yesterday I was passing by one of the main roads in pune and nearby court there is no specific parking space so they just park in two lines on road.. 1km traffic was made due to this😢

[@swapnilpupulwad9445]

Such videos should get more attention. Soo important topic.

[@powertektechnologies5163]

i must say, your KZbin channel is truly outstanding! The content you create is both informative and engaging. I love how you explain complex topics in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Your videos are well-produced and visually appealing. Keep up the fantastic work, and I can't wait to see more from your channel!" "Believe me, you are the first KZbinr whose channel I am subscribing to"

[@fynoxgaming]

In kanpur there was alot of agent... But now everyone has gone... Due to new dm ... I got my licence without paying any money and gave all the test ... And in kanpur there is very narrow circle that is very hard for new driver to drive... I hope everyone should follow these steps... And they also do MCQ test before pratical test...

[@OlllOHD]

Incredible content. Keep it up

[@VarunKumar-oz2uj]

The RTOs are usually jam packed with people wanting to get their licenses. I had to stand in line for my LMV and MCWG license from 11 in the morning till 5:30 in the evening for the test car to be available. My 2-wheeler test was done by 3PM, it was an extended figure 8 track. The 4-wheeler test was done at an automated track but when I sat in the test car provided, it had no handbrake and the invigilator told me to just control the steering and not touch the pedals as he was controlling it. They just want to finish off the testing process, get through the candidates for the day and rake in the money. There are a lot of people with enough money to buy vehicles, a license will be included in these people's purchases. This results in people driving erratically and not knowing the mistakes they're commiting. And the police are content with pocketing bribes and letting off the offenders.

[@ajaydesai6525]

Excellent subject for this video. Doesn't matter how many new wider roads govt makes, people doesn't understand a simple concept of staying and driving in lane. Every Indian feels proud of getting license by paying under table money to agent or corrupt govt officials without learning a fundamentals of driving laws. Sad!

[@AbirPalDev]

My friend never went to RTO. He just gave 4000 Rupees, and he got driving license within 1 month. He has been driving all over India, since 2015, without any license. And he drives really well, in short you can sleep peacefully behind the car.. He made this driving license, because now he has opened his own car leasing and travel agency.

[@BePassionate]

So happy to see that.... someone raise this question...... I m totally unhappy with people how easily they breaks the traffic rules..... there should be a common sense..... just to reach 1 mint earlier they make whole road jam...... lots of chhapri rider thinks its cool riding bike like snake..... They think its cool not wearing helmet..... they think riding is easily no need to see right left before Turning....no horn..... no passing light..... its just bcz Indian RTOs certification is just about shifting gear....... and turning ryt left...... Just bcz of this 90% accidents happens.....

[@AbhishekKumar-tc7bz]

Great to see that atleast someone is talking about it. Strict driving tests are needed before giving any licenses. People who don’t even know driving are on streets with fast cars. Putting everyone around in danger. Govt. seriously needs to work on it.

[@gtanj]

We need Bhrashtachar-Mukt / corruption-free India.

[@shivanshshukla989]

Nice. Subscribed!