Monday, June 21, 2010
Milk and Blood on EM bypass
I saw the EM Bypass painted in strange colours yesterday morning. The relentless office-hour traffic had slowed down a bit near the group of people who had huddled together on the side of the road a kilometre south of Chingrihata. There was white milk spilled on the black asphalt...and there was red blood on the white milk. The painter lay prostrate a few metres ahead...milk still flowing out of the containers tied to the bicycle. A traffic police and some others were trying to lift him up and put him in a vehicle. But the man looked too calm...the tiny read square a little over his forehead, from which the red oozed out and merged with the white, too ominous. Yet another bicyclist bites the dust.
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What are helmeted:non-helmeted ratios like there? 1:50? 1:100? Worse?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if any design/aid firms have come up with mega-cheap and/or easily made-on-site helmet designs/materials...
...other than this silly thing here.
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I wish to discuss this with you, but after giving the class nature of Indian bicyclists. Its there in the current post. Its important to take it into consideration :)
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