Interesting thing with so much traffic is that no-one can go very fast, so it reduces the impact of any scrapes and bumps. And they don't worry about getting little scrapes and bumps. I'm not sure they even have insurance. Amazing how little road rage there is - a lot of honking and beeping, but they are used to people cutting across and not indicating, and expecting someone on the opposite side of the road to just do a u-turn right into their path.
The traffic laws and policing are pretty non-existent. The corruption and cost of the judicial system means the accused just keeps ramping up the appeal system until the little guy can't afford to take it further, so they don't bother starting. Contacts of mine in India say that people take matters into their own hands if they can, instead of taking the legal route.
Next time you are stuck in traffic on the way to some large UK metropolis, just be grateful you are not in South Asia, lol
When I retire I am going to move to India and soup up a tuk-tuk, new colour scheme, comfy seats, seatbelts, helmets for passengers, music, action camera, advertising, and just potter around charging three times as much as anyone else. Won't matter if it doesn't make any money, pension will cover all living costs, lol.
Might have a crick in your neck if you saw that many, and was nodding a lot. LOL
