‘Bengaluru auto slogans need an exhibition of their own’: Netizens share best ones they have spotted

Indeed
Bangalore auto drivers and their philosophies pic.twitter.com/371WZ8MNDD

— Samar Halarnkar (@samar11) October 1, 2023

Commenting on this post, another X user wrote, “Indeed, Commercial vehicles need to have their own philosophy book published”. Another person remarked, “Bengaluru auto slogans need an exhibition of their own. I’d pay to take it in!”.

The post also prompted others to share similar interesting slogans they have spotted in autos or trucks in Bengaluru and across the country.

pic.twitter.com/Z9jgQz6wEl

— Santosh Dominick (@santdom) October 2, 2023

Dharwad is no less: pic.twitter.com/C2IKNUfXir

— Abhijit Kshirsagar (@abhijit86k) October 2, 2023

I spotted this few weeks back! pic.twitter.com/a5uknnwRkP

— Megha (@sunsetandchai) October 1, 2023

https://twitter.com/Cathartic1984/status/1708615754487349399

Not auto but taxi.

Translation: Even if you believe the alcohol that gives you a "kick," never believe the girl that gives you a "look." pic.twitter.com/tnLohO9Am1

— Abhinand (@abhinandkr) October 2, 2023

auto drivers seem to be really going through ithttps://t.co/L2KOiDuD93

— alonisay (@salonism) October 1, 2023

In January this year, a picture of an autorickshaw with a poster that makes a point about futile and excessive honking went viral after its picture was shared on Twitter by journalist Jessica Taneja. The poster was designed like a quiz show screen, that asked a question which translated to “What happens when you honk in traffic?”. The options for this were: “a) The traffic lights turn green b) The road becomes wider c) The vehicle starts flying d) Nothing happens”.

This satirical take on unnecessarily honking that only contributes to noise pollution was part of a campaign initiated by ShantiSe, an environmental conservation organisation.