I m from Chennai south and I must say we have almost best roads than any other states, but its the people who block lanes and drive slower than rest of traffic. If people just keep speed same as rest of traffic, we dont need to overtake. People just want to cross the next car in front even on an empty Highway
Those people are asians, not indians (yes fuck masonic nationalism) the answer is in their genes... by opposition, the other side is in the genes of indians... and ofc the satanists salamists bacha bazi pigs.
@@Eren-da-Jaeger In chennai people have much better traffic sense come to Mumbai or Delhi or Ahmedabad you will realize the true meaning of Bad people on roads.
I had stayed for a month in Mizoram University and made a few rounds to Aizwal city. I was really amazed to see how disciplined the people are when it comes to traffic. Above all, they do not honk at all. Inspired by Mizoram, I have been riding my bike without horn since last 4 years.
Use it 'only' when it is necessary. Horn is there for a reason. Completely avoiding it is also nonsensical. What we should do is to use it only when it is necessary.
@@swapnilpawar8015 Yes. However, two things should be done together. If we decide not to use horn then we also should follow traffic rules very strictly even if the road is empty. Otherwise there will be problems. I obey all traffic rules very strictly. Self-discipline is very important.
@@debashish0612 I agree. But ultimately, horn is there for a reason, and we should use it when it is necessary to use it. Those who use it unnecessarily are illiterates in terms of road/traffic manners. Avoiding it generally and using it when it is absolutely important is a balanced approach.
That one guy who mentioned about Mizo people having CIVIC SENSE, and about being EMBARRASSED if they dis-obeyed their lovely driving discipline. This guy said it all, and its very true. I wish they could spread their lovely driving discipline to the rest of India. I salute all you people of Mizoram.... Regards from California.
The way they follow the traffic rules explains how disciplined they are and how good their culture is, there is more to learn from them for the rest of India. Respect from Kerala.
Hay... See the road's.. How neat there is no pathholes or bumbs. So that people dont do gimmick in road to avoid that kind of shit's in road. People will change if ROAD'S ARE GOOD...
Another driving tips within Aizawl that is often left out: Incase of real emergency like transporting critical patient to hospital, simply turn on your hazard light. Regardless of your vehicle model and make, you will be treated as an ambulance on duty by other drivers & traffic police and they will pave your way as if you are a VIP. No honking required.
@@RedDragon-yq7ro unfortunately Aizawl is a Hill Station. Current production electric vehicles do not have high power for slopes highways. An electric vehicle would be perfect for daily commuting in a small city like Aizawl. Unfortunately due to the city's geography it is not feasable
@@samuraijosh1595 and also living in harmony. It became rare in India. Kerala is now a good example for living in harmony. Earlier it was India now it got reduced to Kerala
My co-workers showed me this video and i have to say I'm truly impressed by their discipline and obedience of traffic rules. Truly inspiring. Keep it up guys. From Austria 🇦🇹
I'm a Tiprasa & I have always loved Mizoram. They maintain cleanliness, follow rules and regulations, they respect and help others. May Jesus Christ bless & protect the people of Mizoram.
one of the best unwritten rules followed in Mizoram is that on village road, outside city or town, Bigger vehicle always give side for overtake when smaller vehicle are behind...U don't need to give them honk,if they see you on the side mirror they will wave their hand as soon as the overtake is safe on the narrow roads.... Hats of mizo people 🔥
People here have civic sense and feel embarrassed to cut lanes. Best thing about the citizens here. Wow. Such pure values. It's not even education, but the value system of mutual respect. Kudos Mizo's (gratitude to you all) and thanks for bringing this video @quint
Perfect example of society... people would absolutely not get stressed while driving/riding... you guys living the joy, proud of Mizoram people👍 Respect from Indonesia 🇲🇨♥️
Basic? U even know the meaning of basic? Basic is not killing others unnecessarily and second is not abusing others. All these rest of stuff are high level.
@@theKarthikkingable come here and see yourself,you will realise by yourself what I wanted to say.say people don't drive,they rush .i myself had 2 accident because of the "cool dudes". And please don't go on Delhi roads,you will exhaust your life.
@@indianlion9652 I lived in delhi but city has excellent metro system so I don't bother taking roads. Tamil nadu has highest deaths due to road accidents but I won't generalize entire region because of that. The experiences are relative. U clearly said it those cool dudes hit pole around nd u happen to meet such people more in densely populated cities, be it north or south.
Mizoram deserved to be named as peace and progress state.. Not just traffic, I will narrate you few more what I hv witnessed. 1) wallet are never lost in Mizoram, for sure u wikk get back safely from police station. 2) open shop without owner :villagers keep the veg and fruits near by road and travllers and passeby tk and put the mooney in the box... No cheating so far.
That's it I'm shifting from Kerala to mizoram! I've had enough at my place, can't even ride my bike without a single close call a day ! I ride my bike daily so i feel it!
Let's be honest here, it's very difficult to get a driving licence here. We are tested meticulously in theory and practical, many fail and are denied a licence. For the rest of India excluding Sikkim it's quite easy to get a licence which I believe is one of the biggest issue.
Yess mizoram is setting a great example. I didn't even know this was possible on India. Nitin gadkari must take idea from this and implement in all states
Come to Arunachal and try to get an authentic Driving license. It’s the same as in your state. We have to give viva voice after practicals. If not passed you have to start all over from beginning. Applying the form and medical checks up again which take upto 2 months most prior. You guys are modest, just accept that.
Most of the North eastern states follow traffic rules and I have been in Shillong for around 3 years and there when you cross road you can even do it by closing your eyes as there the people walking are given more priority than people going by cars 🙂
Yeah it totally feeled like it was some other east asian country, like Thailand or Malaysia ! .... Proud to know this is Part of India. Great Honour for our Mizo brothers & sisters!
That's why our government needs to give more focus on our east india. East Indians are already doing very good as a citizen. That's why they need appreciation because they are sending a very good message to other Indians..❤️
More than education it's a culture. I am Malayali , while many of us are actually interested in following traffic rules majority of them are not. Honking isnt that high compared to other states but I can't comprehend how people say "improve roads first, then we will follow traffic rules".. I wonder what they will say when every roads become perfect in few years
Not so much education as treating another sentient being with dignity and respect. Trust me, these are innate/in our nature and not taught/learned! Education can only take you so far, man!!
I’ve been to Mizoram (Aizawl) once and it was the best experience i ever had visiting another state….Specially traffic rules and the Mizo peoples are really helpful, kind
The sense of mutual respect and discipline is outstanding and applaudable here👏. And it's just not about following traffic rules rather a sensible civic society is in existence, 👍 Mizoram you have won my heart ❤️
Come in Mizoram;Aizawl,you will follow our ways of traffic rules ; i promise,because all the other in front of you and behind you will follow traffic rules,you will be the only one who will be left out who did'nt follow traffic rules,because we follow our traffic rules for our safty and for the others. We are all in a hurry to reach our destination
Same happened in Uttarakhand locals follow traffic rules but you can see when you visit there the people from HR ,DL,UP have ruined the city total violence on roads and crime rate have gone up ,rape cases have increased by 500percent ....it's too hard for locals that's why they are asking for Bhu kanoon....and biggest concern are Bangladeshi Rohingyas...
Mizoram people have always cultivated the self discipline even in some markets there are no shopkeepers but Trust. Likewise in the street also they have mutual understanding.
They look like typical Asian, and thus have typical Asian 😅 decipline. Not like stupid rest of the India. But the funniest thing is they still have high no. Accidents than most non metro cities of India.
NO MATTER WHAT? FOR ME MIZORAM WILL ALWAYS REMAIN THE BEST.✌ Since my childhood days I have been with the Mizo friends. I can say blindly that MIZO are so FAITHFUL, HELPFUL, UNITED, KIND, DISCIPLINED AND GOD LOVING PEOPLE. "Self Discipline Means Establishing an Authority Over One's Own Habits, Routines, And Priorities."
Means to get rid of traffic, 4/6/8 lane roads not require....What require is bit understanding , discipline, civic sense....I can't believe this can happen in India....OMG! That's like a pleasant shock for me...No divider and still no traffic jam ....no noise...I would love to visit this city soon...Appreciate All these people of Mizoram...
There's a lot of traffic jam though. But no-one tries to break the rules by taking over or give the loudest honking. Everyone patiently waits for their turn
They are educated and strictly follow their cultural heritage of mutual respect and compassion. The people of Delhi, Haryana, and Kolkata should learn more about traffic rules and cultural ethics.
Aee bhai following traffic rules is good but why are you not using your mind here . How can you compare Delhi or mumbai with Aizawl . Comparison should be b/w two similar things . Density of delhi and Aizawl is totally different .you should not bluntly come to the conclusion . Its just not about people , its about city structure , desgin , population and several others factors which cause traffic .
@@anupamy22 you do have a good point. However, the original point still remains that traffic etiquette CAN be improved upon. Even at the current level of infrastructure and the pressure on it. Also, while larger cities have higher traffic densities, they also have a much more favourable topography that enables easier construction of road and overall greater freedom in road design when comparing to Aizawl. That is what you'd expect and that is what you see as well. Wider roads, straighter roads on majorly flat lands to enable better traffic flow.
@@anupamy22 Density has nothing to do with following traffic rules, it's about mindset. It's you who is bluntly coming to conclusion. It is about people. Could you not see in the video how narrow the roads are, there aren't even road dividers and some part of the roads are at times covered with parked vehicles, still traffic is moving in both directions without any mess, not even honking. It's not even 1/6th of some the roads of major cities. If the vehicle density is more in bigger cities the roads are also much much wider. I live in bangalore, there are kms of road with 3+3 or 4+4 lanes, plus service roads on both sides(each of which have the width of a main road in Aizawl), but people don't give a shit about rules, they will drive dangerously and there will be endless honking, overtaking, taking wrong sides etc 24 hrs , even when there are less vehicles. Even inside residential areas or tech parks where the vehicle density is very less people drive like that and they honk all the time. It's just a bad excuse.
Being brought up in Mizoram, i was amazed at first at how much other people were amazed by this. For us, these manners are embedded in our mind since forever
@Daisuke Naga if some one is saying that he is staying, just accept it, why can't u accept others.... This is the reason of selfishness, maybe ur neighbor says to u, i have an aeroplane. Just admit it.. But whether u belief it or not, its up to u... This is how we mizos belief
I'm from Mizoram, what's even more funny is that you guys are missing a lot other than TRAFFIC, MOMOS, MOUNTAINS..etc. Nobody talks about education, culture/heritage or any form of art. They call us 7-sisters but feel aisa hota hai ki 7 samundar par rehte hain. Thankyou for putting up this post, anything new on Mizoram would be great to watch an SHARE!
@Hi Ji10 brother it's not immigrant you guys live here in Delhi and even have a colony in Dabri where most of them are Mizos from Myanmar and Indian Mizos. No one called you Foreigners
As a person who has only visited the Middle East, till date I used to think they had the best traffic rules, but this has changed my outlook. Kudos to the people of Aizawl 🙌🙌
Once when I went to mizoram chongtei with my chakma friend in a bike i enter into a wrong way police caught us but still he didn't charged with fine instead he told us ,this is wrong way you please go from otherside..✌️✌️many mizos they help me in pushing my bike during rainy season.where there was mud everywhere . thanks to mizo people 😁😁
I'm from Manipur, my brother recently went to Mizoram as part of his college trip, says it's totally different from here tho we're neighbours, much better there. Although people generally drive fast, everyone wear helmet, and no honking. Someday i wanna visit too
I have lived there my whole childhood to adolescence and I can vouch for this that they have THE BEST ROADS AND TRAFFIC RULES ABIDING people in whole of India. I personally love that place, the people , the weather, the cleanliness they have, the humble people. Love them.
Steep and narrow roads also means skilled drivers. Moving a 4 wheel vehicle forward after a brief pause on a steep road requires skill with the pedals/footwork. Otherwise if the engine dies you'd have to go backwards and bump into the vehicle behind you. Our fellow countrymen from metropolitan cities would have a hard time navigating the streets of Mizoram and Meghalaya. 😁
Wow!...I didn't know this was possible in India. Thank you to the people of Aizawl, Mizoram for showing us the way.. Would love to visit the city ,not just for its beauty but also to witness such exceptional level of patience and respect for traffic rules
People from north east never disappoint's ... They are one of the most humble, geniune and disciplined citizen of our great nation India. Its true North eastern part doesn't get as much development like the rest of the nation, still they are flourishing whether it be education, sports etc imaging if they get enough infrastructure and development opportunity what all they can achieve. Being a south indian i truly admire how they behave and treat. Love from south to the north eastern indians. 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@jfiyibclfjvqdcx6426 Oh really. I am curious to know the kind of propaganda are they running in this video? Once you figure out the propaganda, do inform me about this,ok? We will teach them a lesson, together.
I am in Aizawl right now for my job and to be honest it's wonderful the way they follow tariff rules. Moreover "The No honking thing" is outstanding. Now I am habituated to this and when I landed on Kolkata and suddenly heard everyone was honking horn, ohhh my god... I was like what hell 😅... Sometimes such good habits are bad to adjust in other areas also 🤫
The first time I have experienced crazy traffic is Silchar city in Assam, I was in class 8 that time, i got sick at night because of the crazy noisy traffic and very smelly (good or bad smell i can't tell) even Kolkata has a smell, I thought it was just a hot weather smell😂 Living in indore city for 6yrs and I never realized it's cleanliness because Aizawl is also like that only (we always think aizawl is dirty though😅)
Bahhahaha this brings back memories of the time we first visited my uncle who lives in Delhi we were on the road driving and i remember being so nauseated because of the loud honkings on top of the burning hot weather plus seeing my uncle honking like a mad person for the first time was such an experience because he really is a calm person back here in Mizoram lmao
Great fashion is besides the point @Achmed with all due respect! We need not model or idolize any foreign country or culture to better ourselves, I'd say its inherent in each one of us.. only a matter of manifesting it.. Trust me, no amount of social engineering is gonna accomplish anything if one doens't tap into human inside of each of us (Here I categorically distinct it from mere literacy and education)
A million salutes to the motorists of Mizoram, this great patience on the road and traffic is to be appreciated this is a educated class of people and society ,hats off to the people of Mizoram ,you have thought what driving means on the roads, our love and respect to people of Mizoram, the cultures of principles keep moving forward
smol place, less corruption=traffic policemen doing their work "ACTUALLY" isn't of letting anyone go who bribe em...people are not really much of a problem.......it's the government.....not saying people should stop following rules but higher responsibilty is on the gvrnmnt
If you are new to mizoram.. Here are few point you should know.. 1). They're the most discipline & dignified people in India 2). Most United state in India 3). Most advance musician state in India 4). Highest literacy state (not counting kerela for being a very small state) in india 5). Highest civic sense in India Many more...
We need lane-discipline throughout INDIA. We don't deserve world-class infrastructure if we don't follow traffic rules and keep everyone on road safe. ❤️🇮🇳👊🏻 Jai Hind
wow. i thought this is impossible in India but Mizoram proved me wrong. Mizoram model should be implemented in other parts of India to ease the traffic situation.
Mizoram people are well mannered and helping folks. I had some Mizoram friends during college. Lovely people. Glad to see them follow traffic rules in a country like India. Love from Kerala ❤️
I have driven in Aizawl, Mizoram 1981 - 1984 via Khatla to Chaltlang and over the city I find very good to see mutual respect for each other. Updating my traveling all over India I drove from New Delhi - Shillong in 1987 & 1989 all over North East India via Guwahati, Assam to Manipur back to Shillong, Meghalaya within 1 months time we all came back home safely.
Yes I have been to Small town Kolasib in Mizoram.. seriously felt not india for Traffic Rule, Trash management.. best place to live Hopefully Rest of us could transform Always Jai Hind
Thank you, Quint, for showing us this beautiful and responsible side of India and Indians. Respect to all my Mizo brothers and sisters. I wish we, the rest of India, could learn from you. Indians usually need to leave India and live abroad before they follow traffic rules.
I am proud of you mizo folks. Coz in dis modern world there is hardly any civic sense anymore. Just wearing modern clothes and living in cities do not make us civilise. Keep up the good work.
The most disciplined, decent people in the country...100% on the civic sense scale. My respect for my Mizo brethren has grown tenfold. I hope the rest of the country will learn from them. 👏👏👏👌👌👌
Not only Mizoram, I guess the whole North east. I visited Gangtok and found that their traffic rules are implemented by the local people and taxi drivers. Hatsoff to these people of India
@@udbhashjyotinath2482 People who only think like that have an inferiority complex like you. Assam is still better than cities like Delhi, where people literally ride over your foot and all that. It happened to me in Delhi.
I clean the street, i follow the traffic rules, never disappointed others, I'm the man of culture and I'm proud to be Indian so i took my responsibility in my hometown, so people can see the clean India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
This is also India, thanks to Mizo people I was born in uttar pradesh, and what I learned in my childhood was horrible, Now I'm correcting myself everyday a bit in europe and enjoying really safe driving.. Mutual respect on road is really satisfying and make me feel as we are human.. Not animals, I never want to drive in UP again, but that is my hometown with brutal traffic culture
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Seriously Mizoram you are a living proof to India that Traffic can be managed with self respect and safety. Respect from Tamil Nadu ❤️ 👍🏼
I m from Chennai south and I must say we have almost best roads than any other states, but its the people who block lanes and drive slower than rest of traffic.
If people just keep speed same as rest of traffic, we dont need to overtake. People just want to cross the next car in front even on an empty Highway
Those people are asians, not indians (yes fuck masonic nationalism) the answer is in their genes... by opposition, the other side is in the genes of indians... and ofc the satanists salamists bacha bazi pigs.
@@Eren-da-Jaeger In chennai people have much better traffic sense come to Mumbai or Delhi or Ahmedabad you will realize the true meaning of Bad people on roads.
@@adruvitpandit5816 🍷👍 🤦♂️🤦🏼♀️
@@adruvitpandit5816 I don't know about Delhi but Mumbai also has traffic sense but the bcoz of high congestion unlike Chennai it becomes messy here.
Atlast a place in India where traffic rules are not followed for the sake of it but it is in their "nature". THANK YOU Mizoram. 🙌🙌
Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata aur Chandigarh walo, 15 din Mizoram ghum ke aao aur drive zaroor karna uha par.
😂😂😂
@@user474u lol dude
In Sikkim also like this
@@balajiaalla2235 ..yup I've been to Sikkim, infact i found Sikkim to be much better and disciplined.
Mizoram ...my favorite state in india..btw i am from nagaland and studied in mizoram... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘😘😘😘😘..kalom lutuk
Your very welcome.Kan lo lawm a che 🤝
Love you all northeast brother and sister butiful northeast and people 💞 jai hind 🇮🇳🙏
Keini pawh kan lawm e. 😇🤞🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
i chhute dum thil thel anih chu
@@izzy018 hahahah
I had stayed for a month in Mizoram University and made a few rounds to Aizwal city. I was really amazed to see how disciplined the people are when it comes to traffic. Above all, they do not honk at all. Inspired by Mizoram, I have been riding my bike without horn since last 4 years.
That is great
Use it 'only' when it is necessary. Horn is there for a reason. Completely avoiding it is also nonsensical. What we should do is to use it only when it is necessary.
@@swapnilpawar8015 Yes. However, two things should be done together. If we decide not to use horn then we also should follow traffic rules very strictly even if the road is empty. Otherwise there will be problems. I obey all traffic rules very strictly. Self-discipline is very important.
@@debashish0612 I agree. But ultimately, horn is there for a reason, and we should use it when it is necessary to use it. Those who use it unnecessarily are illiterates in terms of road/traffic manners. Avoiding it generally and using it when it is absolutely important is a balanced approach.
I wish more ppl learn that
That one guy who mentioned about Mizo people having CIVIC SENSE, and about being EMBARRASSED if they dis-obeyed their lovely driving discipline. This guy said it all, and its very true. I wish they could spread their lovely driving discipline to the rest of India. I salute all you people of Mizoram....
Regards from California.
👍👍
The way they follow the traffic rules explains how disciplined they are and how good their culture is, there is more to learn from them for the rest of India. Respect from Kerala.
This is mizoram.. North Eastern india
@@siddharthgoswami5229 We know it from the very title of this video.
Hay... See the road's.. How neat there is no pathholes or bumbs. So that people dont do gimmick in road to avoid that kind of shit's in road.
People will change if ROAD'S ARE GOOD...
@@Xdygdilbfsdbjfcsg Bilkul Sahi baath.. 🍷👍
Awesome 😅
Another driving tips within Aizawl that is often left out: Incase of real emergency like transporting critical patient to hospital, simply turn on your hazard light. Regardless of your vehicle model and make, you will be treated as an ambulance on duty by other drivers & traffic police and they will pave your way as if you are a VIP. No honking required.
😂
Why don't people use electric bike , or simply a bicycle .And make public transport better.??
@@RedDragon-yq7ro unfortunately Aizawl is a Hill Station. Current production electric vehicles do not have high power for slopes highways. An electric vehicle would be perfect for daily commuting in a small city like Aizawl. Unfortunately due to the city's geography it is not feasable
@@RedDragon-yq7ro not feasible in hill areas
WOW! Feels good to learn this. May God bless all of you.
Congrats to the people of Mizoram for the highest degree of civic and traffic sense.
You lead the way !
Love and respect from Pandalam, Kerala
Yes. Have seen many North Eastern people especially from Manipur & Mizoram. They have good interpersonal skills & respect others.
Namdde naatil enthaa elle....literacy rate ondenne ollu
@@thegoodwillstudios3698 സാക്ഷരതാ നിരക്ക് മാത്രമാണ് നമ്മൾ അഭിമാനിക്കുന്നത്.
അഭിമാനിക്കാൻ മറ്റൊന്നും ബാക്കിയില്ല.
@@jyothi5563 North East people behave well than North and South Indian people.
@@samuraijosh1595 and also living in harmony. It became rare in India. Kerala is now a good example for living in harmony.
Earlier it was India now it got reduced to Kerala
My co-workers showed me this video and i have to say I'm truly impressed by their discipline and obedience of traffic rules. Truly inspiring. Keep it up guys.
From Austria 🇦🇹
I'm from Mumbai, and I appreciate these Mizos for their patience and mutual respect on the roads. Wish the rest of India emulates this.
I'm a Tiprasa & I have always loved Mizoram. They maintain cleanliness, follow rules and regulations, they respect and help others. May Jesus Christ bless & protect the people of Mizoram.
one of the best unwritten rules followed in Mizoram is that on village road, outside city or town, Bigger vehicle always give side for overtake when smaller vehicle are behind...U don't need to give them honk,if they see you on the side mirror they will wave their hand as soon as the overtake is safe on the narrow roads.... Hats of mizo people 🔥
Even on outskirts Aizawl
hats off
Exactly 😊
People here have civic sense and feel embarrassed to cut lanes. Best thing about the citizens here. Wow. Such pure values. It's not even education, but the value system of mutual respect. Kudos Mizo's (gratitude to you all) and thanks for bringing this video @quint
They are educated ...but not literate.
Well done. Its a step towards well being, less crime and having a mass civic awareness , which should lead to all-round better life
Delhi meh bina helmet chala ke dekh kya maja hai
Bina chalaan ke, traffic police ke sakhti ke, Delhi ki public helmet pehenegi kya?
@@beingyou7907Wondering what makes you say they're not literate?
Congrats Mizoram. Not only for your patience, civic sense, empathy but also for your love for music
Perfect example of society... people would absolutely not get stressed while driving/riding... you guys living the joy, proud of Mizoram people👍
Respect from Indonesia 🇲🇨♥️
This is result of empathy, basic human decency and a deep sense of mutual respect. Well done Mizoram! 👏💞
just send North Indiana there,and you will see magic😂🤣😂
Basic? U even know the meaning of basic?
Basic is not killing others unnecessarily
and second is not abusing others.
All these rest of stuff are high level.
@@indianlion9652 what's up with the blind hate against north indian? As if whole india is driving perfect
@@theKarthikkingable come here and see yourself,you will realise by yourself what I wanted to say.say people don't drive,they rush .i myself had 2 accident because of the "cool dudes".
And please don't go on Delhi roads,you will exhaust your life.
@@indianlion9652 I lived in delhi but city has excellent metro system so I don't bother taking roads. Tamil nadu has highest deaths due to road accidents but I won't generalize entire region because of that. The experiences are relative. U clearly said it those cool dudes hit pole around nd u happen to meet such people more in densely populated cities, be it north or south.
Mizoram deserved to be named as peace and progress state.. Not just traffic, I will narrate you few more what I hv witnessed.
1) wallet are never lost in Mizoram, for sure u wikk get back safely from police station.
2) open shop without owner :villagers keep the veg and fruits near by road and travllers and passeby tk and put the mooney in the box... No cheating so far.
That's it I'm shifting from Kerala to mizoram!
I've had enough at my place, can't even ride my bike without a single close call a day !
I ride my bike daily so i feel it!
My mother lost her wallet in a taxi and the taxi driver gave it back(I'm Mizo)
I m living in Japan...I can see their mindset is like Japanese people...very disciplined and well mannered.
F L E X 👍
@@AvinashSingh-yc5ir 😂
@@AvinashSingh-yc5ir Japan is depressing place to live.. Its not flex.
Don't compare anyone to the Japanese they are on a different level. Their pedestrians are also following proper rules.
@@vishal0thomas Japanese culture is derived from Hindu culture as well
I had tears in my eyes to see the discipline n respect people give to one another
Want to visit mizoram again n again
Mizoram you made me feel proud of my country! Loads of love, my Mizoram... ❤️❤️💕✨
Let's be honest here, it's very difficult to get a driving licence here. We are tested meticulously in theory and practical, many fail and are denied a licence. For the rest of India excluding Sikkim it's quite easy to get a licence which I believe is one of the biggest issue.
Yess mizoram is setting a great example. I didn't even know this was possible on India. Nitin gadkari must take idea from this and implement in all states
Come to Arunachal and try to get an authentic Driving license.
It’s the same as in your state.
We have to give viva voice after practicals. If not passed you have to start all over from beginning. Applying the form and medical checks up again which take upto 2 months most prior.
You guys are modest, just accept that.
True
Good to know
Yes in most States you need only money for driving licence.
Perfect. Never imagined there would be a place in India following traffic rules. Magnificent Mizoram
Most of the North eastern states follow traffic rules and I have been in Shillong for around 3 years and there when you cross road you can even do it by closing your eyes as there the people walking are given more priority than people going by cars 🙂
Indians are always in a hurry but never on time
The pain I feel when tourists and even our own fellow Indians from the mainland don't know my state💀
HOW CLEAN THE CITY IS !!!
DIDN'T ANYONE NOTICE THAT ?????
Everything thing is possible until we stand for something.
Yeah it totally feeled like it was some other east asian country, like Thailand or Malaysia ! .... Proud to know this is Part of India. Great Honour for our Mizo brothers & sisters!
Because people take responsibility not like delhi where up bihar people making worse
@@anil6191 if you have problem with up bihar then go to some other country
@@hasimkhan1936 up bihar people have problem that is why they are coming to different cities and making it worse
That's why our government needs to give more focus on our east india. East Indians are already doing very good as a citizen. That's why they need appreciation because they are sending a very good message to other Indians..❤️
Mizoram, one of the most beautiful state of India. Self respect is the key.all Indians must learn from Mizo.
Not only traffic maintenance, but mizoram is cleanest state in India. We must learnt from them.
Manipur is cleaner
One of cleanest , Indore is cleanest city and winning award again and again
@@fidaulfat589 Indore isn’t a state , it’s a city 😂
@@sidjain999ohh my bad , in states Chhattisgarh is winning cleanest state
@@fidaulfat589 ohhh really ??
This is what education and literacy does to a society...Mizoram being one of the top literate states of the country!
Well done Mizoram! 😊👍
I believe more than education it about the culture, although less prevelent education can be a means to impart culture
More than education it's a culture. I am Malayali , while many of us are actually interested in following traffic rules majority of them are not. Honking isnt that high compared to other states but I can't comprehend how people say "improve roads first, then we will follow traffic rules"..
I wonder what they will say when every roads become perfect in few years
Malayali here, our state has the highest number of educated people. But when it comes to traffic many of us aren't.
Because less population
Not so much education as treating another sentient being with dignity and respect. Trust me, these are innate/in our nature and not taught/learned! Education can only take you so far, man!!
Now thats called patience.. hats off!!
I’ve been to Mizoram (Aizawl) once and it was the best experience i ever had visiting another state….Specially traffic rules and the Mizo peoples are really helpful, kind
The sense of mutual respect and discipline is outstanding and applaudable here👏.
And it's just not about following traffic rules rather a sensible civic society is in existence, 👍 Mizoram you have won my heart ❤️
A Brutally honest advice - Don't allow many outsiders. It won't take much time to spoil this nice culture. All the best.! 😅
Especially bangladeshi immigrants in whole northeast india
Shillong is spoiled in many ways because of outsiders.
Come in Mizoram;Aizawl,you will follow our ways of traffic rules ; i promise,because all the other in front of you and behind you will follow traffic rules,you will be the only one who will be left out who did'nt follow traffic rules,because we follow our traffic rules for our safty and for the others.
We are all in a hurry to reach our destination
Same happened in Uttarakhand locals follow traffic rules but you can see when you visit there the people from HR ,DL,UP have ruined the city total violence on roads and crime rate have gone up ,rape cases have increased by 500percent ....it's too hard for locals that's why they are asking for Bhu kanoon....and biggest concern are Bangladeshi Rohingyas...
Yeah bound to happen. Need to fight for it. Don't show weakness and be strict and serious about it, especially against Bangladeshis, or else ruined.
Mizoram people have always cultivated the self discipline even in some markets there are no shopkeepers but Trust. Likewise in the street also they have mutual understanding.
They look like typical Asian, and thus have typical Asian 😅 decipline. Not like stupid rest of the India. But the funniest thing is they still have high no. Accidents than most non metro cities of India.
"MUTUAL RESPECT" is the basic concept that we all need 2 know .
Thanks to MIZORAM
Lots of ....
Love n respect from MANIPUR
Thagatchari
Hope this traffic sense spreads to other states of India too.
Mizoram My favorite state in India ❣️❣️❣️❣️ my brother and sister love you all from Assam 👍🏻
Imagine if Mizoram had 4 or 6 lane.. Their discipline will surely surprised the world. Love from Shillong.
NO MATTER WHAT?
FOR ME MIZORAM WILL ALWAYS REMAIN THE BEST.✌
Since my childhood days I have been with the Mizo friends. I can say blindly that MIZO are so FAITHFUL, HELPFUL, UNITED, KIND, DISCIPLINED AND GOD LOVING PEOPLE.
"Self Discipline Means Establishing an Authority Over One's Own Habits, Routines, And Priorities."
Means to get rid of traffic, 4/6/8 lane roads not require....What require is bit understanding , discipline, civic sense....I can't believe this can happen in India....OMG! That's like a pleasant shock for me...No divider and still no traffic jam ....no noise...I would love to visit this city soon...Appreciate All these people of Mizoram...
There's a lot of traffic jam though. But no-one tries to break the rules by taking over or give the loudest honking. Everyone patiently waits for their turn
hahah these 2 lanes won't work in areas like delhi and mumbai.. hope you know this.
They are educated and strictly follow their cultural heritage of mutual respect and compassion. The people of Delhi, Haryana, and Kolkata should learn more about traffic rules and cultural ethics.
Everywhere dude, everywhere.
Aee bhai following traffic rules is good but why are you not using your mind here . How can you compare Delhi or mumbai with Aizawl . Comparison should be b/w two similar things . Density of delhi and Aizawl is totally different .you should not bluntly come to the conclusion . Its just not about people , its about city structure , desgin , population and several others factors which cause traffic .
@@anupamy22 you do have a good point. However, the original point still remains that traffic etiquette CAN be improved upon. Even at the current level of infrastructure and the pressure on it.
Also, while larger cities have higher traffic densities, they also have a much more favourable topography that enables easier construction of road and overall greater freedom in road design when comparing to Aizawl. That is what you'd expect and that is what you see as well. Wider roads, straighter roads on majorly flat lands to enable better traffic flow.
You are right bro.having civic sense and discipline doesn't depend upon density.its the people mindset that makes us the difference
@@anupamy22 Density has nothing to do with following traffic rules, it's about mindset. It's you who is bluntly coming to conclusion. It is about people. Could you not see in the video how narrow the roads are, there aren't even road dividers and some part of the roads are at times covered with parked vehicles, still traffic is moving in both directions without any mess, not even honking. It's not even 1/6th of some the roads of major cities. If the vehicle density is more in bigger cities the roads are also much much wider. I live in bangalore, there are kms of road with 3+3 or 4+4 lanes, plus service roads on both sides(each of which have the width of a main road in Aizawl), but people don't give a shit about rules, they will drive dangerously and there will be endless honking, overtaking, taking wrong sides etc 24 hrs , even when there are less vehicles. Even inside residential areas or tech parks where the vehicle density is very less people drive like that and they honk all the time. It's just a bad excuse.
Hi Mizoram, really proud on you folks..this should be advertised how the civic you are, love from Bihar.
Being brought up in Mizoram, i was amazed at first at how much other people were amazed by this. For us, these manners are embedded in our mind since forever
I'm currently in mizoram. And the traffic discipline is on another level.
@Daisuke Naga I'm not bro they really are good at following traffic rules.
@Daisuke Naga I'm bro I'm staying
@Daisuke Naga if some one is saying that he is staying, just accept it, why can't u accept others.... This is the reason of selfishness, maybe ur neighbor says to u, i have an aeroplane. Just admit it.. But whether u belief it or not, its up to u... This is how we mizos belief
Proud to be Mizo, Proud to be From Aizawl, Mizoram, Proud to be an Indian 😊😊. Thank you the Quint
@@debudey8613 wtf
🥳🤗
Lokalroh 🤗🤗🤗🤗 let's go that's all i know in Mizo
Mizoram from Bangladesh not India 😂
@@naimehossain676 Stay in your lane Bangladeshi.
I'm from Mizoram, what's even more funny is that you guys are missing a lot other than TRAFFIC, MOMOS, MOUNTAINS..etc. Nobody talks about education, culture/heritage or any form of art. They call us 7-sisters but feel aisa hota hai ki 7 samundar par rehte hain. Thankyou for putting up this post, anything new on Mizoram would be great to watch an SHARE!
@Hi Ji10 brother it's not immigrant you guys live here in Delhi and even have a colony in Dabri where most of them are Mizos from Myanmar and Indian Mizos. No one called you Foreigners
Bhai Assam se ho?
@Hi Ji10 i ek ni chu a 🤣
@@rembrantwithagrenade171 i was born in saiha
@@vikkykumarjha7181 ah I see, Ive never been to Saiha, or any play south of Lunglei . Ignore the dude who called you immigrant, ngatan mah ti suh.
Yes, indeed. I’ve been there too. I watched it with my own eyes. These people are just wonderful…. everybody seems to respect each other. That’s it.
"Better late than never. "
Good example set by the people of Mizoram.
As a person who has only visited the Middle East, till date I used to think they had the best traffic rules, but this has changed my outlook. Kudos to the people of Aizawl 🙌🙌
4:00 just because we want to get to someplace early, doesnt mean that we should not care abbout others' safety at all ..WELL SAID
Once when I went to mizoram chongtei with my chakma friend in a bike i enter into a wrong way police caught us but still he didn't charged with fine instead he told us ,this is wrong way you please go from otherside..✌️✌️many mizos they help me in pushing my bike during rainy season.where there was mud everywhere . thanks to mizo people 😁😁
But chakmas are not mizos
Makes me want to visit Mizoram only because of this testimony. The people must be really cool, civilized and considerate. Respect.
I'm from Manipur, my brother recently went to Mizoram as part of his college trip, says it's totally different from here tho we're neighbours, much better there. Although people generally drive fast, everyone wear helmet, and no honking. Someday i wanna visit too
I have lived there my whole childhood to adolescence and I can vouch for this that they have THE BEST ROADS AND TRAFFIC RULES ABIDING people in whole of India. I personally love that place, the people , the weather, the cleanliness they have, the humble people. Love them.
Thank you 🥰
Steep and narrow roads also means skilled drivers. Moving a 4 wheel vehicle forward after a brief pause on a steep road requires skill with the pedals/footwork. Otherwise if the engine dies you'd have to go backwards and bump into the vehicle behind you. Our fellow countrymen from metropolitan cities would have a hard time navigating the streets of Mizoram and Meghalaya. 😁
God bless your heart
No use just having it in mizoram. Have to copy in other states. Big problem in india is that good things in 1 state are not copied in other states
Besides the cleanliness I agree with everything. The cleanliness is slowly declining due to people littering, deforestation and etc.
This is Aizawl..We care for each other not that we are the perfect people but we respect humanity..I love my city..
Luv u mizoram
Love u northeast..
From U.P
respect 🙌👍🏻salute from vadodara gujarat.
Loads of love from Chennai, Tamilnadu 😍🥰
love from MADURAI,TN❤❤
NE people show more maturity on road or even in daily life interactions compared to average frustrated mainlander Indians
Wow!...I didn't know this was possible in India. Thank you to the people of Aizawl, Mizoram for showing us the way.. Would love to visit the city ,not just for its beauty but also to witness such exceptional level of patience and respect for traffic rules
Watching this while struck in traffic jam of Bangalore....Respect to The Mizoram people ❤️
People from north east never disappoint's ... They are one of the most humble, geniune and disciplined citizen of our great nation India. Its true North eastern part doesn't get as much development like the rest of the nation, still they are flourishing whether it be education, sports etc imaging if they get enough infrastructure and development opportunity what all they can achieve.
Being a south indian i truly admire how they behave and treat.
Love from south to the north eastern indians. 🇮🇳🇮🇳 Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Bro u have no idea..lmao believing all this propaganda on camera & off camera are two completely different things
@@jfiyibclfjvqdcx6426 you do have some beef with north-eastern don't you lmao
@@jfiyibclfjvqdcx6426 Oh really. I am curious to know the kind of propaganda are they running in this video?
Once you figure out the propaganda, do inform me about this,ok? We will teach them a lesson, together.
@@avibriandk teach ur mom
@@denismsa9180 You didn't get my sarcasm within that reply, right? 😅
Big salute to these people for being the role model for entire INDIA.
I am in Aizawl right now for my job and to be honest it's wonderful the way they follow tariff rules. Moreover "The No honking thing" is outstanding. Now I am habituated to this and when I landed on Kolkata and suddenly heard everyone was honking horn, ohhh my god... I was like what hell 😅...
Sometimes such good habits are bad to adjust in other areas also 🤫
Mamta di ka pinjra aisa he hai ... 😎
😆😆😆😆
Follow those rules in kolkata I've been there but i think nothing works there..no hurt feelings..😂
The first time I have experienced crazy traffic is Silchar city in Assam, I was in class 8 that time, i got sick at night because of the crazy noisy traffic and very smelly (good or bad smell i can't tell) even Kolkata has a smell, I thought it was just a hot weather smell😂
Living in indore city for 6yrs and I never realized it's cleanliness because Aizawl is also like that only (we always think aizawl is dirty though😅)
Bahhahaha this brings back memories of the time we first visited my uncle who lives in Delhi we were on the road driving and i remember being so nauseated because of the loud honkings on top of the burning hot weather plus seeing my uncle honking like a mad person for the first time was such an experience because he really is a calm person back here in Mizoram lmao
No wonder Jeremy Lalrinnunga got Gold
The discipline and patience!
Love, respect and admiration for all Mizo brothers and sisters from Maharashtra . ❤️🙏
To honest north easterners I have come across in Mumbai are much more cultured then other population groups. They also have great fashion sense.
@John Hero koreans are not open minded as you think.. I have 2 years of experience over there..
@John Hero and koreans follow western fashion...
What do u mean by korean fashion??
Great fashion is besides the point @Achmed with all due respect! We need not model or idolize any foreign country or culture to better ourselves, I'd say its inherent in each one of us.. only a matter of manifesting it.. Trust me, no amount of social engineering is gonna accomplish anything if one doens't tap into human inside of each of us (Here I categorically distinct it from mere literacy and education)
Proud of having Mizoram as an Indian state
Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Enjoy it as long as you can. .. from Bangladesh.😁
@@mutualdelusion1798 means
@@mutualdelusion1798 দিবাস্বপ্ন দেখা বন্ধ করুন মামা 😂
@@mutualdelusion1798 we gave you a country kid stop crying 😂
@Utsav viradiya .. Bangladesh gave indiaa freedom in 1947.
Wow People of Mizoram have so much self disciplined and have respect for other drivers. That's so rare and awesome!
A million salutes to the motorists of Mizoram, this great patience on the road and traffic is to be appreciated this is a educated class of people and society ,hats off to the people of Mizoram ,you have thought what driving means on the roads, our love and respect to people of Mizoram, the cultures of principles keep moving forward
Its nice to see our state being praised❤love from Mizoram,India❤
Same discipline is seen in Andaman islands also, no overtaking, no zigzag driving, no impatient honking, no wrong side driving.
smol place, less corruption=traffic policemen doing their work "ACTUALLY" isn't of letting anyone go who bribe em...people are not really much of a problem.......it's the government.....not saying people should stop following rules but higher responsibilty is on the gvrnmnt
I grew up there, didn't know what traffic jams looked like till I was 15 when I moved out of Mizoram.
It's totally opposite in Delhi. Even people don't use indicators 😂. This video shows how diverse India is .
If you are new to mizoram..
Here are few point you should know..
1). They're the most discipline & dignified people in India
2). Most United state in India
3). Most advance musician state in India
4). Highest literacy state (not counting kerela for being a very small state) in india
5). Highest civic sense in India
Many more...
Thanks Mizoram for showing us how humanity can solve any issue.
Huge Respect for you my people 🙌🏻♥ 🇮🇳
Love and respect from Gujarat 🇮🇳 ❤️
I will move here . I would love to live in a place like this for rest of my life.
Respecting each other and has civic sense.
👍
Only mizo people are accepted in Mizoram 😅 . Thanks for the thought though 🤣🤣.
@@lalchawipuiiralte437 but if you have Inner Line Permit ( ILP ) you can still live there.....
Proud of you Mizoram. 👍A very Big Respect from your neighbour Meghalaya.
Love this state ❣️. My time in Mizoram was the peaceful moment of my life. I am from Manipur, and I hate our selfish minded commuters.
We need lane-discipline throughout INDIA. We don't deserve world-class infrastructure if we don't follow traffic rules and keep everyone on road safe.
❤️🇮🇳👊🏻 Jai Hind
I don't drive ,but when I travel, I hate to see it when people don't drive by keeping traffic discipline. Hats off to the people of Mizoram👍👏
When we talk about perfect society for living, for me mizoram comes first . i spend 2 yrs of my life studying their and I fell in love .
Mizos are one of the most discipline tribe of North East India.
Well done Mizoram, proud of you people. Rest of India should learn from Mizoram....
You are true Indians... Real peace lovers. Rest of the India has forgotten to think about other people. Aizawl ... Salute.
wow. i thought this is impossible in India but Mizoram proved me wrong. Mizoram model should be implemented in other parts of India to ease the traffic situation.
It's so hard to get a license there.
That's a good reason
It's not the model, it's the people!
It's the people's mindset.
Hence it cannot be brought to other states of India ever!!!
Truth is harsh!
Mizoram people are well mannered and helping folks. I had some Mizoram friends during college. Lovely people. Glad to see them follow traffic rules in a country like India. Love from Kerala ❤️
Good job Mizoram , all other Indian states should learn from them .
🙂
Indians can not learn basic stuff. Caning and fines are needed. Smoking was reduced hugely by making it illegal in public and fines
I have driven in Aizawl, Mizoram 1981 - 1984 via Khatla to Chaltlang and over the city I find very good to see mutual respect for each other. Updating my traveling all over India I drove from New Delhi - Shillong in 1987 & 1989 all over North East India via Guwahati, Assam to Manipur back to Shillong, Meghalaya within 1 months time we all came back home safely.
Yes I have been to Small town Kolasib in Mizoram.. seriously felt not india for Traffic Rule, Trash management.. best place to live
Hopefully Rest of us could transform
Always Jai Hind
M so happy to see this. I would request the ppl of Mizoram to set an example for the rest of the world. Proud of you.
Not world only mainland India
Rest of the world Ah? U think rest of world is like indians?
The whole world isn't like india where traffic rules aren't followed lol
@@venkatr56 understand the feeling only.
@@LisaOnRoids this s a changing India today it’s 1 city tmrw it will be whole India.
Such a wonderful lesson to the world.... God bless mizoram
Thank you, Quint, for showing us this beautiful and responsible side of India and Indians.
Respect to all my Mizo brothers and sisters. I wish we, the rest of India, could learn from you.
Indians usually need to leave India and live abroad before they follow traffic rules.
I am proud of you mizo folks. Coz in dis modern world there is hardly any civic sense anymore. Just wearing modern clothes and living in cities do not make us civilise. Keep up the good work.
Just visited Mizoram during last week. It was awesome and, yes, its really a Silent City. We hardly hear any horn of vehicles during visit of 04 days.
well that's called civilized...respect others and follow traffic rules...
Wow ...Kudos ! We need "Drive like a Mizo" sticker please ❤👏👏
Good idea. 😀
hhahah...totally bruh, spreads more awareness that way
Thats a really good idea!!
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Hope my fellow Indians actually take a lesson of humility and "civic sense"
"We don't wants to trouble others" great thing to do as human being... Right wings should learn n follow it
The most disciplined, decent people in the country...100% on the civic sense scale. My respect for my Mizo brethren has grown tenfold. I hope the rest of the country will learn from them. 👏👏👏👌👌👌
Not only Mizoram, I guess the whole North east. I visited Gangtok and found that their traffic rules are implemented by the local people and taxi drivers. Hatsoff to these people of India
Yeah
You are right...
Not in Assam . Today, Assam turned into any other North Indian states.
@@udbhashjyotinath2482 People who only think like that have an inferiority complex like you. Assam is still better than cities like Delhi, where people literally ride over your foot and all that. It happened to me in Delhi.
actually ILP should be thanked. Remove that and mizoram would end up becoming like any other Indian state.
Uff, this is something I never thought would happen in our country, massive respect 👍👍👍👍👍.
Basically India should adopt the rules of Mizoram nationwide. It will improve driving for the entire nation.
It's not the rules, it's their mentality. Everyone has the same rules.
Deciplined folks of mizoram have godly ways 🙏
I clean the street, i follow the traffic rules, never disappointed others, I'm the man of culture and I'm proud to be Indian so i took my responsibility in my hometown, so people can see the clean India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
This is also India, thanks to Mizo people
I was born in uttar pradesh, and what I learned in my childhood was horrible,
Now I'm correcting myself everyday a bit in europe and enjoying really safe driving..
Mutual respect on road is really satisfying and make me feel as we are human.. Not animals,
I never want to drive in UP again, but that is my hometown with brutal traffic culture