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Driving around in Chennai – Go on a Road Trip!

If you’re planning to drive around Chennai while on vacation or on business there are guidelines that could prepare you for what’s to come.

Driving basics

Those who are planning to drive while on holiday or during their visit to Chennai must first have a sound awareness of the rules of the Road in the bustling city. Those based in a business hotel in Chennai the likes of Turyaa Chennai can consult the hotel on car rental services in the vicinity.

Be alert

Most local drivers play fast and loose with the road rules and placards indicating traffic regulations and pedestrians are also notorious for crossing the road with children and animals in tow at junctures where there isn’t a sign of a yellow crossing. So keep your wits about you at all times and keep your foot resting on the brake in case of an emergency.

Know when to give way

Indian roads are often the setting for marriage processions, religious festivals and ministerial entourages speeding past with armoured vehicles. Remember to make way on such occasions and consider taking by roads and shortcuts in instances where there is a traffic jam due to the above.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/pnglife/, A wedding procession with the bridegroom on a horse, Pushkar, Rajasthan, CC BY-SA 2.0

Honking

Some vehicles will have a sound horn sign which indicates the vehicles will make room for the vehicle behind to pass if you honk. Don’t overdo it as this could cause offence. Honk once and ensure you are not near hospitals or schools where honking is considered a traffic violation.

Auburn Silver is a travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world. Google+



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