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Your Commute Could Be Worse…

Written By: Chris Paukert

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Much of the staff here at WINDING ROAD endures some pretty grueling commutes from their homes to our offices here in Ann Arbor, especially if Mother Nature and/or traffic aren’t on their side. That said, we ought to count our collective blessings that we aren’t subjected some of the entropic traffic on display in India.

The speed on the video is amped up slightly, but with the multiplicity of rickshaws, mopeds, and other vehicles of questionable fitness (along with a paucity of legal supervision), we imagine it to be massively intimidating stuff regardless.

Click on the video above for a small sampling of the mania.

+ YouTube: If you think your commute is bad…

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2 Comments

Marc November 21st, 2006 10:10 AM Link

I don’t see how thats worse than say Chicago, in that video theirs no slowdowns or gridlock just pretty smooth traffic (cutting it very close a lot, but smooth none the less).

Personally that looks more like the ideal traffic than worse

Winding Road » Archive » And Now For Something Completely Different: India’s Car Sales Flagging? September 5th, 2007 2:16 PM Link

[…] Editor’s Note: Despite this hiccup, India’s automotive growth remains nothing short of spectacular. Perhaps officials would do well to concentrate on devoting more resources to develop the country’s notoriously inadequate infrastructure and combat growing emissions woes, and simply allow the market to self-regulate (rather than encouraging consumers to further clog India’s road network). […]

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