In a recent amusing moment from Bengaluru, an auto driver surprised passengers by replacing his usual seat with an office chair. A woman shared her experience on X, describing how the driver’s choice of seating caught her attention. 
 
She wrote, “Auto driver’s seat had an office chair fixed for extra comfort—man, I love Bangalore.”

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Her post quickly went viral, resonating with many users who praised the driver’s clever idea. Comments flooded in, with one user referring to it as the “Beauty of Bangalore,” while another remarked, “I’m going to Bangalore soon and can’t wait to experience it! ” Many appreciated the driver for prioritising his comfort and posture, with one person commenting, “At least he cares for his posture,” and another adding, “Peak Bengaluru, peak comfort.”

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However, the creative solution did not go without criticism. Some users raised concerns about potential safety and legality issues. One commenter, claiming to work in the design department of a German truck manufacturing company, warned, “That’s probably violating some section of the Motor Vehicles Act. Every part needs to be certified, especially those concerning safety.” Another user wrote, "Is it safe to drive with this seat? Is it approved by RTO?"

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Previously, another incident surprised people when an auto driver used a QR code on his smartwatch to accept payments from passengers. These stories showcase how Bengaluru's drivers are finding creative ways to deal with the challenges of the city's busy streets, combining comfort with innovation.

(With inputs from agencies)

In a recent amusing moment from Bengaluru, an auto driver surprised passengers by replacing his usual seat with an office chair. A woman shared her experience on X, describing how the driver’s choice of seating caught her attention.

In a recent amusing moment from Bengaluru, an auto driver surprised passengers by replacing his usual seat with an office chair. A woman shared her experience on X, describing how the driver’s choice of seating caught her attention. She wrote, “Auto driver’s seat had an office chair fixed for extra comfort—man, I love Bangalore.” auto driver’s seat had an office chair fixed for extra comfort, man i love bangalore @peakbengaluru 🤌🏼 pic.twitter.com/D1LjGZOuZl — Shivani Matlapudi (@shivaniiiiiii_) September 23, 2024 × Also read | Bengaluru murder: Mahalakshmi's husband suspects lover's role in murder after her body found in fridge Her post quickly went viral, resonating with many users who praised the driver’s clever idea. Comments flooded in, with one user referring to it as the “Beauty of Bangalore,” while another remarked, “I’m going to Bangalore soon and can’t wait to experience it! ” Many appreciated the driver for prioritising his comfort and posture, with one person commenting, “At least he cares for his posture,” and another adding, “Peak Bengaluru, peak comfort.” Also read | Karnataka woman dies after donating 60% of her liver to husband's aunt; netizens slam man However, the creative solution did not go without criticism. Some users raised concerns about potential safety and legality issues. One commenter, claiming to work in the design department of a German truck manufacturing company, warned, “That’s probably violating some section of the Motor Vehicles Act. Every part needs to be certified, especially those concerning safety.” Another user wrote, "Is it safe to drive with this seat? Is it approved by RTO?" Also read | Will marine life disappear in the oceans as they continue to become too acidic? Scientists say... Previously, another incident surprised people when an auto driver used a QR code on his smartwatch to accept payments from passengers. These stories showcase how Bengaluru's drivers are finding creative ways to deal with the challenges of the city's busy streets, combining comfort with innovation. (With inputs from agencies)

Bengaluru auto driver replaces seat with office chair, sparks viral reactions

As stated on the company's website, Tesla, Elon Musk's electric car firm, was created on the idea that it represented the future of driving.

At the core of much of that promise was Autopilot, a combination of features that could steer, brake, and accelerate the company's sleek electric vehicles on highways.&nbsp;

Elon Musk, according to Tesla whistleblowers, deceived customers and compromised safety with the Autopilot driving system, which was previously blamed for deadly fatalities, according to a report in DailyMail.co.uk. 
 
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Former employees have come up with damaging charges that Musk, the world's second richest man, contributed to the hazards presented by the Autopilot system deaths by refusing to deploy sensors in favour of cameras. 
 
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According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, at least ten individuals have died in eight accidents involving Tesla's Autopilot since 2016.&nbsp;

Separately, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Tesla for allegedly failing to fully inform shareholders and the general public about the risk of its solar panels catching fire.

Tesla customers are suing the business for misrepresenting Autopilot and a suite of sister services known as Full Self Driving, or F.S.D., and families are suing Tesla for deadly collisions.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

As stated on the company's website, Tesla, Elon Musk's electric car firm, was created on the idea that it represented the future of driving. At the core of much of that promise was Autopilot, a combination of features that could steer, brake, and accelerate the company's sleek electric vehicles on highways.

As stated on the company's website, Tesla, Elon Musk's electric car firm, was created on the idea that it represented the future of driving. At the core of much of that promise was Autopilot, a combination of features that could steer, brake, and accelerate the company's sleek electric vehicles on highways. Elon Musk, according to Tesla whistleblowers, deceived customers and compromised safety with the Autopilot driving system, which was previously blamed for deadly fatalities, according to a report in DailyMail.co.uk. Also read | Elon Musk takes a dig at Parag Agrawal, shares a photoshopped image comparing him with Joseph Stalin Former employees have come up with damaging charges that Musk, the world's second richest man, contributed to the hazards presented by the Autopilot system deaths by refusing to deploy sensors in favour of cameras. Watch | Gravitas: Why is Elon Musk selling whistles? According to statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, at least ten individuals have died in eight accidents involving Tesla's Autopilot since 2016. Separately, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating Tesla for allegedly failing to fully inform shareholders and the general public about the risk of its solar panels catching fire. Tesla customers are suing the business for misrepresenting Autopilot and a suite of sister services known as Full Self Driving, or F.S.D., and families are suing Tesla for deadly collisions. (With inputs from agencies)

Elon Musk misled buyers with Autopilot driving system: Tesla whistleblowers

An autorickshaw driver was lynched in Delhi's Uttam Nagar on Saturday on the suspicion of theft.&nbsp;

Police said two men had boarded Avinash Kumar's auto. They later got off but asked Kumar to wait for them.&nbsp;

Kumar meanwhile went to urinate.&nbsp;

When he came back, police said, he saw a crowd thrashing the men.

The duo told the mob that Kumar was their leader, following which the crowd attacked him.

The duo had allegedly stolen batteries and kept them in Kumar's autorickshaw, the police said.

News reports meanwhile said somebody in the mob called Kumar's parents from his mobile phone.&nbsp;

Kumar's parents rushed to the scene. The reports said they had tried to stop the mob from thrashing Avinash but were unable to.&nbsp;

News reports quoted Avinash's mother as saying each time he would faint, the mob would throw water on him, revive him, and then begin beating him again.&nbsp;

When they tried to call the police, the mob reportedly snatched their mobile phones from them.&nbsp;

(With inputs from PTI)

An autorickshaw driver was lynched in Delhi's Uttam Nagar on Saturday on the suspicion of theft. Police said two men had boarded Avinash Kumar's auto. They later got off but asked Kumar to wait for them.

An autorickshaw driver was lynched in Delhi's Uttam Nagar on Saturday on the suspicion of theft. Police said two men had boarded Avinash Kumar's auto. They later got off but asked Kumar to wait for them. Kumar meanwhile went to urinate. When he came back, police said, he saw a crowd thrashing the men. The duo told the mob that Kumar was their leader, following which the crowd attacked him. The duo had allegedly stolen batteries and kept them in Kumar's autorickshaw, the police said. News reports meanwhile said somebody in the mob called Kumar's parents from his mobile phone. Kumar's parents rushed to the scene. The reports said they had tried to stop the mob from thrashing Avinash but were unable to. News reports quoted Avinash's mother as saying each time he would faint, the mob would throw water on him, revive him, and then begin beating him again. When they tried to call the police, the mob reportedly snatched their mobile phones from them. (With inputs from PTI)

Delhi auto driver lynched on suspicion of theft

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