Via Ganga Expressway.. time includes 35kms of state highway

Never did over speeding ... cruise was set to 119 for last few minutes otherwise it was 115 all the time.

u/Practical-Try-4932 — 1 month ago
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A suggestion that may help to reduce traffic between GNW and Noida

So I travel daily from GNW ek murti to Noida sector 62 and started offering Car pool through Quick Ride app about 3 months back

and with few month of regular commute I now travel with full capacity (3 passengers) I charge average of 65 rupees per person for that which almost covers my travel cost.

And there are so many people in that same route that I start getting mssg from 7AM enquiring about seat availability in my car.

Also sometimes when I don't feel like driving I ask other person to offer me a ride and I tell my carpool member to join me in that car.

I wonder why more people are not doing that... I know its a bit of hassle as sometimes you have to take few extra turns and may increase your total distance by 2-3kms by picking or dropping people to a comfortable spot but you can charge extra for that comfort and except time it doesn't cost anything else.

as per my calculations... i think we can easily reduce about 20 cars just on my given route if we are willing to just face a little hassle and start offering or using Carpools.

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u/Practical-Try-4932 — 2 months ago

Beautiful well maintained 2+1bhk in technzone 4 with open view

20k including maintaining

owner is religious and only want vegetarian family

u/Practical-Try-4932 — 3 months ago

Man escapes only with nail injuries after being pinned by a wild lioness in Gujrat, India

The lioness attacked a villager purely due to hunting instinct, but since humans are not their natural prey she didn't eat him or even used teeth in anyways. The man's decision to stay calm helped him to survive as any attempt of running away will have triggered the lioness's instinct further.

u/Practical-Try-4932 — 3 months ago
▲ 79 r/i20_India+1 crossposts

My first proper mountain ride in Himalayas to kanatal, 8,500 feet (2,590 meters) above sea level

u/Practical-Try-4932 — 4 months ago