i'm still trying to figure out what this phrase mean. It's on the back of almost every vehicle. horn to signal ok? ok to what? horning is definitely the universal language used on the road. the drivers just horn non-stop. horn to signal i'm turning, horn to signal i'm stopping, horn to signal i'm overtaking, horn to signal i'm crashing into you, horn to ask how are you... i'm going to kiss your butt.
there's also the 'Stop Signal' signage. is it supposed to emphasize the light signal? so that the vehicle behind will know to stop in time?
i'm surprised English instead of Hindi is used for these signs. are they actually meant for foreigners who are new to the local traffic system?
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since English is understood surprisingly widely in India (with its multiple provincial dialects besides just hindi), it's naturally used as a form of universal language in India per se.
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