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Originally Posted by jd666
Not if the car driver stops his car, turns about and comes chasing your down for showing him that. Happened to my friend. and it was his fault for showing his finger when he should've flashed his beam.
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Hehe.. I did something similar to a Meru cab here in B'lore. Didn't expect a chase, but he did chase me. A flyover came to my rescue!!
If not for the flyover, I was a goner!
Learnt from my mistake big time, & never do that now.
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Originally Posted by yellowspunk
1.When coming from behind I use pass to show my intention of overtaking. i dont keep pressing it.. i just give a blip or two.
2.When coming from behind i use it to tell the driver in front that he is using up my space or coming too close to me.
3.When i'm coming from the opposite direction, i use it to tell them to give way for me. (if they flash back i slow down)
4.also when the opposite vehicle is using high-beam which blinds me.
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Exactly how & why I use the dipper switch too!
The googled information posted by a member is not relevant in the Indian driving/ riding context. The above 4 points pretty much sum up the use of dipper/ pass light in India IMO.