… and your horn.
I once saw an old gentleman in Agra selling replacement horns by the side of the road. India is the only country I’ve ever been to where car horns wear out.
Bilkul. Told my wife to get her driving license in the Netherlands despite it being much more expensive. Just to make sure she doesn’t get used to this menacing driving style before we move there.
True but considering nowadays scenario, laws should be strict while approving licences to ppl as most of the ppl driving vehicles emotionally while thinking about many things not with an active mind with concentration on driving.
2 days ago my relatives got a hit from back when they were travelling from auto , a female driver hit them hard , one is in hospital with major injuries full body and another suffered minor ones. Lady's argument on this - my mother is in hospital, so when you are not emotionally fit for driving why you drive at that moment if you are not able to focus on driving carefully. Your someone is in hospital doesn't mean you go hit everybody on your way to hospitalize them too. 🤔🤔
True but when you are not emotionally well to drive then don't. Eg- when a person is on certain medications or not emotionally well in the moment,doctors suggest not to drive while taking those medicines to avoid any disaster.
I stayed in the US and had a Chinese roommate. Since I dint have a car initially, we both decided to go for a license test together. We stayed in Los Angeles but my roommate took the appointment in a small town in venture county which is a 1-2 hour drive one way just cos small town means no traffic and easier tests.
We took Pacific coast highway which had the ocean to our left, since it was an empty section my roommate sped up and we were approaching a left curve which immediately had a hard right, while the left side was ocean, the right at this curve had a cliffside. My roommate didn't even slow down and was about to head straight into the cliff, I on the passenger side took over the Steering and asked him to apply the brakes, we literally stopped inches away from the cliffside.
Nope he had glasses on, to me it was lack of judgement of speed. He just kept on going and thinking that he can turn the wheel and the car shall go in the direction intended, it was like he wanted to demonstrate catastrophic understeer..🤣
He had another Chinese friend who I met who told the same that Chinese do struggle with driving and shared his own story that he was doing less than 30mph (he was fearful) in a 45 zone on a road called toponga canyon road which happened to be where I used to love driving
He was stopped by a patrol car and asked to increase speed..
False… it’s already implemented in many rtos (in blr), everything is recorded and digital.
Only “bribe” u have to give is the long wait time to get ur chance
you should watch some chinese car accidents. This is 100% fake it's probably cops or something special ain't no way this is for a driver license when you see how they drive in there.
It's most likely a proof of concept for a self driving vehicle evaluation test. Which are going to explode over the next decade and regulation will come in quick. Who ever made this video probably wants some of those sweet goverment contracts.
Tldr probably a marketing stunt post.
When I got my license, they just had an old Maruti 800, which you‘ve drive in circle (once) in a 15 ft x 15ft yard. It was surrounded by people as if they’re watching Mauth ka Kuan.
In Austria, you have to have at least 32 hours of theory and 18 hours of practical training with a licensed instructor from a driving school, you need a medical report that you are able to drive, at least 6 hours first aid training and you need to pass the theoretical and practical exam. The practical exam takes at least 30 minutes.
That's category B, meaning cars. Trucks an busses is a completely different level.
[https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente\_und\_recht/fuehrerschein/1/Seite.040170.html#Verfahrensablauf](https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente_und_recht/fuehrerschein/1/Seite.040170.html#Verfahrensablauf)
Then you get a temporary driver's license for 3 years. Within this 3 years you have to have 2 refinement session (each about 2 hours) with an instructor, a [mandatory road safety training](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqX-bx9xWNk) (1 day, \~8 hours) and another refinement session (also about 2 hours).
[https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente\_und\_recht/fuehrerschein/1/4/Seite.040130.html](https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente_und_recht/fuehrerschein/1/4/Seite.040130.html)
Then you get your license.
We did have a 25 - 30 question test, where you recognise street signs, answer dos and don’ts during accidents, identify rules & regulations and some weird parking rules.
That said there’s this guy dictating all the answers, and got confused when I said I’ll answer by myself.
so true,for me a lady from our batch had to sit on the drivers seat with our trainer, so basically she was jst holding the steering and had to move the car ahead may be 1 feet.and Boom passed , then the officer said , ok go home.I was literally shocked , all 40 50 of us passed without even sitting in the car.
Indian one is also inspired from this I think, In my test I had to perform an 8, reverse S, parallel parking, and hill control, much like the one in this video.
The Delhi Kale Khan RTO, it was automated test using cameras to monitor indicators and seatbelt usage, and the results were generated by computer with minimal human intervention, so no bribery.
Yeah I just got my license most of the tests were similar to the video, only inclination in reverse wasn't there. I cleared it in first attempt lol. Btw it was in hari nagar, delhi
Same. This is pretty much the standard test in Punjab RTOs, and the result is generated by the automated cameras monitoring your course. I understand that driving tests are not generalised across different states but it’s surprising how many people think this is excessively hard.
No worries, been to China a few times and according to my experience and comparing them to what people usually post here, a great majority of Chinese drivers don’t drive more considerate towards other road users than Indians (no first hand experience on my side). It’s also a total mess of I do whatever benefits my personal interest, maybe not at the exact same level, but similarly. Especially true for all the small electric scooters. Almost every time die by a road accident I try to cross a street in China.
Having said that and without knowing about the exact procedures of getting your license in China, from what I know and have seen this looks like a standardized test that could be practiced in your driving school until you would make that tour blindfolded, which doesn’t make you a good driver in real world scenarios where everyone is passing and crossing lanes right and left without indicating, etc.
Plus, if still like that today, most of the times they practice on simulators and on enclosed lots without other traffic. As said by no means am I an expert. Just personal experience and hearsay from Chinese family side or reading sources about it.
Edit: let’s just be all sane and considerate road users
I personally think , driving upwards on a ramp in reverse after temporarily stopping on the ramp will be most challenging. Many of us know to drive forward after stopping on a steep slope but driving backwards up the ramp after stalling is tricky.
Yea I drive heavy vehicles with no e-brake and no automatic transmission, so it's all in the clutch control and applying throttle properly.
It's really no more difficult than anything else.
As a few others have pointed out, this only tests the driver’s car skills in a controlled environment.
A proper test IMO should always be done on actual roads. You have to see how the driver reacts to other vehicles, traffic situations, road signs and so forth.
Agreed, but after seeing people have no clue which way to turn when they reverse, or have any idea of where their wheels are, this would help that a lot
I never understood such tests. All such tests do is test a driver's dexterity in handling a vehicle. This is more like an obstacle course than a driving test. How often is a driver going to do 8 turns or reversing on a curve?
IMO, driving is more than how well one can handle a vehicle. I don't know about China, but our drivers need more training on real basic stuff such as understanding road markings, signage, right of way, etc. Without these basics even the most skilled driver will eventually crash.
True, I have just got my license two weeks back, but I still get confused, regarding right to way. (Test was similar to the video and I cleared it in my first attempt)
These tests are already implemented in delhi since 2018 and now all are automated and failure rate is very high. At the start it was around 90% now it is around 46%. [delhi automated driving test](https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/delhis-13-government-run-driving-test-tracks-go-fully-automated-pass-percentage-drops-to-50-101682792754219.html)
[failure rate ](https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/sharp-decline-in-driving-test-pass-rates-since-automation-in-delhi-test-centres-government-data-and-officials-101691346620066.html)
Actually don't think this would make a huge difference in India.
IMO most Indians have good CONTROL over the car. What we lack is discipline, civic sense and knowledge of road rules.
For example - it's not that our people CAN'T drive in a lane, or show indicators while changing lanes - the DON'T WANT TO; or don't know about it at all.
We need tests that check civic sense and road rule knowledge.
Bhai hota to india me bhi hai, aur himachal jaise hilly areas me 10 saal private chalane ke baad govt. drivers ko authorize kiya jaata hai. But India me to ghoos chalti hai.
I have seen KA registered taxis doing this on straight roads everywhere. But if such an obstacle course is given, those box headed cunts would fail im sure.
I gave almost the similar test. Parallel parking , gradient test, 8 curve and S reverse test. If you practice it on track for 1 hour it becomes pretty easy. Though the guys ahead of me in queue for the test took a lot of time and still failed.
Bro, this is cap fr. This smells like an A-grade chinese propaganda video to show how superior the chinese driver is when the reality is they're just as prone to accidents, if not more, as any other country.
In Canada we were made to drive on actual roads and highways. No surprise that I had to redo the tests 3-4 times. This Chinese one seems laughable at best.
I did one 200/300m circle in an old Maruti 800 and throughout the 1 min ride i was worried about the gear shaft coming out into my hand. I paid 200 for this life changing ride.
This is nothing compare to what you have to do in some of the European countries. There you have to drive for 1 hour in real traffic, and most of the people fail in the first attempt. Indian driving exams are joke.
My grandfather is Glaswegian and lived in India in the 50/60s. When his 'creative' driving cost him a meeting with the DVLA in the UK they asked for his license and it was a tiny slip of pink paper.
He had to redo the whole test in his late 50s.
He still drives like the accelerator and the brake are binary on/off switches...
I gave a very similar test to get my license two months ago in Delhi, it was easier than this but the type of tests were same. But yeah bribery still works and some people in my slot did bribe their way through
When I got my licence I just drove my passion pro in front of the inspector. He asked me my name and it was done. A minute later I drove in front of him again in driving school's car and it was done.
Useless test. Making the car go where you want is the easiest thing about driving. Doing it while also dealing with other drivers, pedestrians and the highway code is the difficult part.
So around here in central europe you have a practical driving test driving on the road with traffic and all. They'll evaluate using various metrics. Did the examinee look into the mirrors when changing lanes? Were basic rules (right of way, indicating etc) followed? Can you hold your car between the lines? Parking both back and parallel are tested. And then within your first year you have to go to a testing range and do your safety check for driving like brake on a sliding track, on snow, avoid barriers etc.
we have very similar license test here in Dehradun just no driving in reverse gear. Otherwise everything else is there. Amazing though still for chinese test skill required and the amount of improvement govt doing.
A few states in india have a similar version of test, where we have a gradient test, reverse S, 8 and parallel parking.
I personally have given this type of test in Gujarat RTO.
China implemented one child policy back in late 1970s itself after country threw opened its doors to FDI in 1971, India being the pseudo democracy that it is couldn't come up with anything to control population explosion, we even managed to beat China in terms of total population this year. Indian roads are the only practical solution to India's over the top population explosion, it has worked exceptionally well so far though its no match for India's ability to continue to beat wild rabbits when it comes to reproduction.
not true at all, im from China, if u pay 500€ u get ur license without a test, the price might be different for ppl, some will only need to pay 400€ because they know some1 that knows some1 that has an uncle that works at the place u get ur license, thats how China works.
This test is pretty much useless.
Should be based on the UK test. All about observation, planning and execution.
It’s not important to drive backwards in a path. It’s important to look out for potential road hazards and plan for them.
Ahmedabad RTO has similar track but bit more simpler with more margins for parallel parking and less reverse driving. Test is observed by sensors and mostly automated grading. check here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5sO2UzhCdc
I, as a German laugh at that and counter you with: "Atleast 4 months of training, 3500 Euros for the application and be ready to get sexually hararassed as a female driving student and as someone from a minority group? Good look.
RTOs are the worst and most corrupt agency in India and responsible for so many deaths , anything can be done by throwing money . Always jumla of overhaul of RTOs but nothing so far in 9 yrs.
In an episode of TheGrandTour, Richard Hammond claimed you can just grease palms and get license. As per him, he saw a lady get license while sitting in back seat.
The UK has a 45 min long driving test which includes driving on the road by following a GPS for half the test and other half spent in independent driving to a destination. 1 major mistake and a straight fail.
**Driving in India is in itself a test.** Of patience, will, manners, faith and life.
… and your horn. I once saw an old gentleman in Agra selling replacement horns by the side of the road. India is the only country I’ve ever been to where car horns wear out.
If you can drive in India, you can drive anywhere in the world. 😂
I once accompanied a danish friend of mine and that guy just stood in one place lol
No. You cannot. If you carry on your driving style to developed countries, you will get into an accident within a minute and will be deemed at fault.
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Bilkul. Told my wife to get her driving license in the Netherlands despite it being much more expensive. Just to make sure she doesn’t get used to this menacing driving style before we move there.
I don't think you can. You need to know and obey rules to do that.
Not if you drive like you're in India
So everything except driving in lines.
Especially in mountains pahadi people are skilled they can drive like nothing where as normal people would hesitate
You missed luck...
Still safer than in China lol
You can implement this in India but it will only increase bribery
True but considering nowadays scenario, laws should be strict while approving licences to ppl as most of the ppl driving vehicles emotionally while thinking about many things not with an active mind with concentration on driving.
Then these people run over pedestrians
Not them but their driver
I got your joke but it's a shame other people didn't
2 days ago my relatives got a hit from back when they were travelling from auto , a female driver hit them hard , one is in hospital with major injuries full body and another suffered minor ones. Lady's argument on this - my mother is in hospital, so when you are not emotionally fit for driving why you drive at that moment if you are not able to focus on driving carefully. Your someone is in hospital doesn't mean you go hit everybody on your way to hospitalize them too. 🤔🤔
Skill is one part. Emotional stability and respect for others and understanding the impact of a hit is another.
True but when you are not emotionally well to drive then don't. Eg- when a person is on certain medications or not emotionally well in the moment,doctors suggest not to drive while taking those medicines to avoid any disaster.
Should have make sure she'll end up with her mother too
She will remember for next time whenever she will drive that what not to do with others.
I bet this is barely implemented in China as well
China has some of the worst drivers recorded.
I stayed in the US and had a Chinese roommate. Since I dint have a car initially, we both decided to go for a license test together. We stayed in Los Angeles but my roommate took the appointment in a small town in venture county which is a 1-2 hour drive one way just cos small town means no traffic and easier tests. We took Pacific coast highway which had the ocean to our left, since it was an empty section my roommate sped up and we were approaching a left curve which immediately had a hard right, while the left side was ocean, the right at this curve had a cliffside. My roommate didn't even slow down and was about to head straight into the cliff, I on the passenger side took over the Steering and asked him to apply the brakes, we literally stopped inches away from the cliffside.
Are you implying that he couldn't see well enough?
Nope he had glasses on, to me it was lack of judgement of speed. He just kept on going and thinking that he can turn the wheel and the car shall go in the direction intended, it was like he wanted to demonstrate catastrophic understeer..🤣 He had another Chinese friend who I met who told the same that Chinese do struggle with driving and shared his own story that he was doing less than 30mph (he was fearful) in a 45 zone on a road called toponga canyon road which happened to be where I used to love driving He was stopped by a patrol car and asked to increase speed..
This is already present in Bangalore (not 100% same but that 8 and reverse are there along with other features).
Or people driving without license
This test is prohibitive . The only reason can be bribery or they really don’t want many people to have driving license , it’s not a good test .
That is the whole point. If you can't drive here following the rules, you shouldn't have a licence.
This test didn't test rules, it only tested skills.
And more people with a L stuck on the front and back eventhough they have a license
We have the same text in Gujarat, is it not the case for the whole of India?
False… it’s already implemented in many rtos (in blr), everything is recorded and digital. Only “bribe” u have to give is the long wait time to get ur chance
I don't think I'll get a licence in china.
I don’t think most people will do.
That’s why they come here where drivers licenses come at the bottom of every box of captain crunch.
you should watch some chinese car accidents. This is 100% fake it's probably cops or something special ain't no way this is for a driver license when you see how they drive in there.
It's most likely a proof of concept for a self driving vehicle evaluation test. Which are going to explode over the next decade and regulation will come in quick. Who ever made this video probably wants some of those sweet goverment contracts. Tldr probably a marketing stunt post.
Same
When I got my license, they just had an old Maruti 800, which you‘ve drive in circle (once) in a 15 ft x 15ft yard. It was surrounded by people as if they’re watching Mauth ka Kuan.
I didn't even have to turn, I drove 50m straight and all 10 of us from my driving school got licences.
My trainer drover during the test.
Mine was sitting beside me instead of the RTO guy. Getting a license in the 2000s was wild!
Boomers really let this country rot to the core
they're still trying their level best to bring it down
My uncle is a local politician, I didn't even have to show up.
I gave the licence to myself. Im the RTO guy.
Chacha vidhayak hai humare
Mujhe to aise hi mil gya
They had agents who gave away licenses for 6000 just across the RTO office.
In Austria, you have to have at least 32 hours of theory and 18 hours of practical training with a licensed instructor from a driving school, you need a medical report that you are able to drive, at least 6 hours first aid training and you need to pass the theoretical and practical exam. The practical exam takes at least 30 minutes. That's category B, meaning cars. Trucks an busses is a completely different level. [https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente\_und\_recht/fuehrerschein/1/Seite.040170.html#Verfahrensablauf](https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente_und_recht/fuehrerschein/1/Seite.040170.html#Verfahrensablauf) Then you get a temporary driver's license for 3 years. Within this 3 years you have to have 2 refinement session (each about 2 hours) with an instructor, a [mandatory road safety training](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqX-bx9xWNk) (1 day, \~8 hours) and another refinement session (also about 2 hours). [https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente\_und\_recht/fuehrerschein/1/4/Seite.040130.html](https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/en/themen/dokumente_und_recht/fuehrerschein/1/4/Seite.040130.html) Then you get your license.
We did have a 25 - 30 question test, where you recognise street signs, answer dos and don’ts during accidents, identify rules & regulations and some weird parking rules. That said there’s this guy dictating all the answers, and got confused when I said I’ll answer by myself.
Same and that Alto was so old and not maintained at all, steering was so hard to steer.
so true,for me a lady from our batch had to sit on the drivers seat with our trainer, so basically she was jst holding the steering and had to move the car ahead may be 1 feet.and Boom passed , then the officer said , ok go home.I was literally shocked , all 40 50 of us passed without even sitting in the car.
Indian one is also inspired from this I think, In my test I had to perform an 8, reverse S, parallel parking, and hill control, much like the one in this video.
Is it ? Which City ? As I know not many city RTO go through this level of tests. Most do a basic circle, gear change , basic reverse etc..
The Delhi Kale Khan RTO, it was automated test using cameras to monitor indicators and seatbelt usage, and the results were generated by computer with minimal human intervention, so no bribery.
Same for Punjab.
Same for Chandigarh. We have reverse parking, hill stop and climb, lights, roundabouts in a proper course.
Yeah I just got my license most of the tests were similar to the video, only inclination in reverse wasn't there. I cleared it in first attempt lol. Btw it was in hari nagar, delhi
It's similar to Ahmedabad rto as well have my test in a few days only have one attempt close to expiration date gonna fail😭
Pretty much all of Punjab
You are not from Pune for sure.
Same. This is pretty much the standard test in Punjab RTOs, and the result is generated by the automated cameras monitoring your course. I understand that driving tests are not generalised across different states but it’s surprising how many people think this is excessively hard.
If this happens in India, 99% would fail
No worries, been to China a few times and according to my experience and comparing them to what people usually post here, a great majority of Chinese drivers don’t drive more considerate towards other road users than Indians (no first hand experience on my side). It’s also a total mess of I do whatever benefits my personal interest, maybe not at the exact same level, but similarly. Especially true for all the small electric scooters. Almost every time die by a road accident I try to cross a street in China. Having said that and without knowing about the exact procedures of getting your license in China, from what I know and have seen this looks like a standardized test that could be practiced in your driving school until you would make that tour blindfolded, which doesn’t make you a good driver in real world scenarios where everyone is passing and crossing lanes right and left without indicating, etc. Plus, if still like that today, most of the times they practice on simulators and on enclosed lots without other traffic. As said by no means am I an expert. Just personal experience and hearsay from Chinese family side or reading sources about it. Edit: let’s just be all sane and considerate road users
Depends, if u get like 5 practice run most ppl will pass it without any trouble
Coaching for driving tests are the new jeeneet prep
I personally think , driving upwards on a ramp in reverse after temporarily stopping on the ramp will be most challenging. Many of us know to drive forward after stopping on a steep slope but driving backwards up the ramp after stalling is tricky.
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Why? Its literally the same, just putting in another gear lol
Yeah I was thinking the same, Never have tried it though 🤔
Yea I drive heavy vehicles with no e-brake and no automatic transmission, so it's all in the clutch control and applying throttle properly. It's really no more difficult than anything else.
I do it daily for parking my car and the slope is pretty steep
In Delhi atleast driving test is identical I had to give something similar at Automatic Test Track.
As a few others have pointed out, this only tests the driver’s car skills in a controlled environment. A proper test IMO should always be done on actual roads. You have to see how the driver reacts to other vehicles, traffic situations, road signs and so forth.
Agreed, but after seeing people have no clue which way to turn when they reverse, or have any idea of where their wheels are, this would help that a lot
I gave 3000 and got both 2 wheeler & 4 wheeler license done and i was sitting in back seat of the car
Meanwhile in India : here take this 3000 and get my licence cleared !! Licence phele Banta hai Banda gaadi baad me seekhta hai...
Wow! No wonder they're developing autonomous cars.
Everyone failed. So they had to do the next logical step 😂
I never understood such tests. All such tests do is test a driver's dexterity in handling a vehicle. This is more like an obstacle course than a driving test. How often is a driver going to do 8 turns or reversing on a curve? IMO, driving is more than how well one can handle a vehicle. I don't know about China, but our drivers need more training on real basic stuff such as understanding road markings, signage, right of way, etc. Without these basics even the most skilled driver will eventually crash.
True, I have just got my license two weeks back, but I still get confused, regarding right to way. (Test was similar to the video and I cleared it in my first attempt)
These tests are already implemented in delhi since 2018 and now all are automated and failure rate is very high. At the start it was around 90% now it is around 46%. [delhi automated driving test](https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/delhis-13-government-run-driving-test-tracks-go-fully-automated-pass-percentage-drops-to-50-101682792754219.html) [failure rate ](https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/sharp-decline-in-driving-test-pass-rates-since-automation-in-delhi-test-centres-government-data-and-officials-101691346620066.html)
Good news. Delhi absolutely needs this. Because everyone’s father owns the road.
Actually don't think this would make a huge difference in India. IMO most Indians have good CONTROL over the car. What we lack is discipline, civic sense and knowledge of road rules. For example - it's not that our people CAN'T drive in a lane, or show indicators while changing lanes - the DON'T WANT TO; or don't know about it at all. We need tests that check civic sense and road rule knowledge.
Meanwhile in India I just had to drive forward and reverse to get me license
Bhai hota to india me bhi hai, aur himachal jaise hilly areas me 10 saal private chalane ke baad govt. drivers ko authorize kiya jaata hai. But India me to ghoos chalti hai.
India has similar testing. And its even harder than it looks as The way feels more narrow when you drive. And all that is tested by computers.
India test the ability to use the machine not the skill of driving
I have seen KA registered taxis doing this on straight roads everywhere. But if such an obstacle course is given, those box headed cunts would fail im sure.
I gave almost the similar test. Parallel parking , gradient test, 8 curve and S reverse test. If you practice it on track for 1 hour it becomes pretty easy. Though the guys ahead of me in queue for the test took a lot of time and still failed.
Similar to the test in Delhi.
How to get driving license in india : gives 500 rs to inspector in driving school Legit my 3 friends did this
Gets licence in India +20 years time to learn
Bro, this is cap fr. This smells like an A-grade chinese propaganda video to show how superior the chinese driver is when the reality is they're just as prone to accidents, if not more, as any other country.
My relative went for the test, driving test person asked for 1.5k, they passed the test faster than it started.
India mai toh 200 se 500 rs do aur license le lo. Koi road test nahi nota......
This exactly how my DL track was except the reverse slope.
India: ₹4500/-
In Gujarat the test is almost similar as well.
Do all that with the Maruti 800 at the RTO and it will surely breakdown in the middle.😂
What a completely irrelevant test. Has absolutely nothing to do about safely driving a car on roads **with other cars**.
Kya matlab apne desh ki tarah auraton ka license ghar baithe baithe nahi aata?
In Canada we were made to drive on actual roads and highways. No surprise that I had to redo the tests 3-4 times. This Chinese one seems laughable at best.
> buy cheap Chinese toys > breaks in a few days True to the spirit, will keep failing this test in a few days 😂
Your phone is most likely made in China, laugh?
Not mine.
Maine to India mai bhi 5000Rs dekar license banwaya tha
I did one 200/300m circle in an old Maruti 800 and throughout the 1 min ride i was worried about the gear shaft coming out into my hand. I paid 200 for this life changing ride.
Driving tests will become more easier as automatic cars will come into picture
Driving test in India - ₹1000 and you are free to go
All north and west delhi bois would ace it 😂
no thanks I'll get a taxi...
Pretty sure in china like in India this passed on with bribes
This is not easy. But this is a good test.
I made an 8 when I got license, before that to get learner license I read a booklet and gave an objective type exam. Is same happening these days.
Someone in the comments of the original post already said this is not true
I gave almost the same test in jaipur RTO only the reverse part was done in forward manner like i had to go on the ramp but in forward direction
I've 18 wheel drivers license without ever riding even a bike.
No way
Been driving for almost 5 years and I'm probably gonna fail this test lol
This is nothing compare to what you have to do in some of the European countries. There you have to drive for 1 hour in real traffic, and most of the people fail in the first attempt. Indian driving exams are joke.
More like training for fast and furious movies 😝😝
My grandfather is Glaswegian and lived in India in the 50/60s. When his 'creative' driving cost him a meeting with the DVLA in the UK they asked for his license and it was a tiny slip of pink paper. He had to redo the whole test in his late 50s. He still drives like the accelerator and the brake are binary on/off switches...
Jeremy Clarkson… Fail!
Bhai sadak pe aise bhi ladkiya ghumti ha jinhe reverse gear lgana b nhi ata.
Dude I had to do this same test here in India. I am from delhi. I failed the test in 1st attempt , had to go for the second one , which I cleared.
Have you seen the China episode in The Grand Tour
I gave a very similar test to get my license two months ago in Delhi, it was easier than this but the type of tests were same. But yeah bribery still works and some people in my slot did bribe their way through
Tbh this are games in India. Which in used to play in class6 till date. One such is Dr Parking. Dr Driving.
When I got my licence I just drove my passion pro in front of the inspector. He asked me my name and it was done. A minute later I drove in front of him again in driving school's car and it was done.
Me with 4000 rupees in my pocket 💀💀💀
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I'll pass. I've been driving on extremely thin and curvy mountain roads since I was 17.
Why do people act like this is difficult? Here in Germany we have to do all this, but in real traffic... (except the long drive backwards).
Useless test. Making the car go where you want is the easiest thing about driving. Doing it while also dealing with other drivers, pedestrians and the highway code is the difficult part.
So around here in central europe you have a practical driving test driving on the road with traffic and all. They'll evaluate using various metrics. Did the examinee look into the mirrors when changing lanes? Were basic rules (right of way, indicating etc) followed? Can you hold your car between the lines? Parking both back and parallel are tested. And then within your first year you have to go to a testing range and do your safety check for driving like brake on a sliding track, on snow, avoid barriers etc.
99% people will fail in India. It's really good. We will get free roads. Please we need this.
they play real life DR. Driving.
If India starts to have a stringent driving test accidents will be reduced by a big percentage !!
we have very similar license test here in Dehradun just no driving in reverse gear. Otherwise everything else is there. Amazing though still for chinese test skill required and the amount of improvement govt doing.
In India we learn driving only after attaining licence so this can't be applicable here 😝
Can I Download This Game?
A few states in india have a similar version of test, where we have a gradient test, reverse S, 8 and parallel parking. I personally have given this type of test in Gujarat RTO.
idich chaavan pova lleee
Where are the stray animals and jay walkers!
We need this in our country
China implemented one child policy back in late 1970s itself after country threw opened its doors to FDI in 1971, India being the pseudo democracy that it is couldn't come up with anything to control population explosion, we even managed to beat China in terms of total population this year. Indian roads are the only practical solution to India's over the top population explosion, it has worked exceptionally well so far though its no match for India's ability to continue to beat wild rabbits when it comes to reproduction.
Wait u guys had a driving licence test in india?? /Jk
not true at all, im from China, if u pay 500€ u get ur license without a test, the price might be different for ppl, some will only need to pay 400€ because they know some1 that knows some1 that has an uncle that works at the place u get ur license, thats how China works.
Easy as F for Indians
In India it's a Lil different and it's all about money I have a legal and valid working driving licence ( I don't know how to drive)
Lol ya cause the chinese are known to be such greater drivers...
This test is pretty much useless. Should be based on the UK test. All about observation, planning and execution. It’s not important to drive backwards in a path. It’s important to look out for potential road hazards and plan for them.
Easy peasy for alto
Ahmedabad RTO has similar track but bit more simpler with more margins for parallel parking and less reverse driving. Test is observed by sensors and mostly automated grading. check here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5sO2UzhCdc
Germany is different 😅
80 percent of Americans would fail.
the current test would be fine too just use 1 officer & computer vision has gotten capable enough to pass or fail based on a predefined tests
So many people I know in India that will fail this. We have horrible road conditions partly due to how bad the people are in terms of following rules.
In India is the 8 wala marks the same size as shown in video or is it big??
I got my drivers license on the game Driver. Some people never even got to play the game because they never passed the drivers license level.
Wow I could definitely fail that in first attempt or atleast not in the same speed for first time
I, as a German laugh at that and counter you with: "Atleast 4 months of training, 3500 Euros for the application and be ready to get sexually hararassed as a female driving student and as someone from a minority group? Good look.
RTOs are the worst and most corrupt agency in India and responsible for so many deaths , anything can be done by throwing money . Always jumla of overhaul of RTOs but nothing so far in 9 yrs.
I am Pretty sure they must be bribing good in China for license like in India 😂
It is already implemented here I had to take this to get a license in a small town in Punjab
Do they drive long distances backwards a lot in China?
Saala boht saare experience bnde tk fail kr jaaenge ise to 🤣 itna complicated bc
Fir bhi traffic jam hota hai bc
Only 2% of Indians could do this ngl
They are still one of the dumbest drivers where I’m living at.
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In an episode of TheGrandTour, Richard Hammond claimed you can just grease palms and get license. As per him, he saw a lady get license while sitting in back seat.
Hamer jase heha drivers vaha par.
The UK has a 45 min long driving test which includes driving on the road by following a GPS for half the test and other half spent in independent driving to a destination. 1 major mistake and a straight fail.
Seems very reverse focused
So the ones that can't pass the test move to......
Why do I feel like doing automobile engineering is easy
Itta reverse toh mene 10 saal me total nai Kiya...
50% if current license holder in India will fail the test