Traffic Rules and Responsibility: A Close Encounter with the Law

We all violate the rules sometimes knowingly or unknowingly. Many people present this thing in front of people with a big flute. And some people get a little nervous. Which of these categories do you fall into? In childhood, we must have violated traffic rules many times, sometimes going without a helmet or driving without a driving license and many more, which we must have done many times and we share this with great bravery with our friends and relatives. Let's share.

In childhood, we are innocent but some people do similar things even after growing up, whereas the rules are made for our welfare, if you wear a helmet then it is only for your safety. It will not benefit anyone else. If unfortunately, something happens to you then if you are wearing a helmet of good company your head will not get hurt and it will not cause much harm to you if you are at low speed.

This incident happened last year, one of my relatives was searching for a property for a long time and he was getting property but was not able to find the one of his choice. You all know how difficult it has become to find a good property these days. Scams keep going on every day. You cannot say anything related to the property, who is right and who is wrong, so before buying any property, you must do an investigation. It is better to be cautious than to regret later.

One day a broker called and told me that there is a very nice property, if you have time, we can go to see it. It was Sunday and I had a holiday, so when he talked to me about it, I said I would also come. But now the problem was that the dealer also had to be picked up from somewhere because he did not have a car and we only had a two-wheeler. A maximum of two people can sit on a two-wheeler as per traffic rules. Without worrying about it, we seated three people and started driving carefree. We knew that policemen sat at an intersection but still, my relative decided to drive without any fare.

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But I was terrified because I try to follow the rules completely, even if I go out at night when there is no traffic, I still wear a helmet because it is to show someone off, No. that is to protect yourself, No matter how cautious you are while driving, who knows if the person in front of you is driving after washing the bus, anything can happen. As you see, most of the accidents that happen are due to drivers who are currently trained and experienced drivers. Still, only the good ones go but it is you who can save yourself, it is you who can save yourself. It is the driver who is responsible for everyone's life in a way.

So what happened was that we met the policeman at the intersection and he did not issue a challan but just said, at least feel ashamed. Then the third person who was with us went on foot and we were in a mood to get the challan, but there we felt very insulted for some time. If there were only two of us, perhaps this would not have happened. What kind of experience did you have?