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Compilation of people driving different vehicles in different parts of India. India being one of the world’s most populous countries, it should come as no surprise that driving in India means getting used to crowded and congested roads. Driving is rather dangerous, particularly in India's cities. In 2010, over 135,000 people died in road-related situations. Despite the country being third in the world as far as the extent of its road network is concerned, India’s more than 4.1 million kilometers of roadways are often far from well developed. Potholes, speed breakers, shards of glass, and cow dung are just some of the things you may find on the road while driving in India. Additionally, flooding may occur, which will in turn cause sewers to overflow — this can drastically slow down the pac