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Man Shares Stunning View Of MTHL While Driving; Netizens School Him For Not Following Lane Discipline

The purpose was to share the beautiful view of the cityscape from the bridge but the Netizens ended up schooling him for not driving in a single lane.

by Tooba Shaikh
Man Shares Stunning View Of MTHL While Driving; Netizens School Him For Not Following Lane Discipline

The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link or the MTHL, which was recently opened in the Financial Capital of the country, has captured the hearts and imaginations of citizens. Many people have been visiting the bridge just to experience its beauty. Recently, a user on social media shared a video of someone driving on the bridge. The purpose was to share the beautiful view of the cityscape from the bridge but Netizens ended up schooling him for not driving in a single lane.

MTHL: Driver Gets Schooled For Not Driving In A Single Lane

Recently, a video was shared on X (formerly known as Twitter), wherein the stunning views from the MTHL were showcased. Officially known as Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sewri Nhava Sheva Atal Setu or simply Atal Setu for short, the bridge is recently inaugurated.

The purpose of the video was to show how well-made the bridge was and how beautiful the view while driving on it is. The video was taken from a dashcam inside the car. While the driver is not visible, it is pretty clear that they were unable to keep to a lane.

The video showed that the car from which the video was taken was driving on the white line and not in a particular lane. Incidentally, many Netizens noticed it and critiqued the driver on it.

Also Read: “No Need To Add More Words”, Anand Mahindra Impressed By Stunning Pics Of Mumbai Trans Harbour Link

Netizens Say, “Please Drive In A Lane And Not On It”

Many people pointed out that the driver was not following lane discipline and criticised them for it. In the comments section, one particular commenter responded by saying that the driver wasn’t at fault.

The commenter stated that many do not understand lane discipline and believe that they have to drive on the white line. They went on to blame the government for giving licenses without sufficient training.

Over 30,000 Vehicles On Bridge Daily Generate ₹61 Lakh In Revenue

According to an article which was recently published by The Indian Express, since its inauguration, there have been an average of more than 30,000 vehicles on the bridge. The daily average revenue collected from these vehicles is around ₹61 lakhs.

Also Read: Atal Setu Witnesses Its 1st Car Accident Days After Opening; Car Rams Into Railing & Flips Over

Have you ever met such drivers while on the road? Do you also end up committing this mistake when driving? Let us know in the comments section below!

Cover Image Credits: @cbdhage/X (Formerly, Twitter)

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First Published: January 29, 2024 11:22 AM