"Just Stopped Working": Woman Shares Funny India Road Trip Moment As Constant Honking Breaks Car Horn

Recalling her experience, Emma said that Indian roads initially seem chaotic, noisy, and overwhelming.

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This video was posted on Instagram by a foreigner named Emma.
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  • A foreign woman shared a viral video of a broken car horn in India during a road trip
  • The driver’s horn stopped working after excessive honking, causing laughter in the car
  • Emma explained honking in India is common for warnings, passing, and making presence known
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A foreign woman travelling through India has gone viral after sharing a funny and relatable moment from her road journey. In a short video posted online, she showed how constant honking during a car ride led to an unexpected and amusing situation that left everyone laughing.

This video was posted on Instagram by a foreigner named Emma. In it, she is seen sitting inside a car, while the driver repeatedly tries to honk. After a while, it becomes clear that the horn is completely out of order. Emma asks the driver to honk again, but the driver laughs and tells her that nothing is working anymore. This funny moment makes everyone in the car laugh, and at the end of the video, Emma says she enjoys the silence.

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The text accompanying the video joked that it could only happen in India, where a horn would malfunction due to excessive honking. Many social media users found the moment amusing and relatable, as honking while driving is considered commonplace in India.

In the caption of the post, Emma shared her experience driving in India. She explained that honking is rampant here, and there are many reasons behind it. According to her, people often honk to let people pass, to warn others, to make their presence known, and even during traffic jams.

According to her, the driver honked so much throughout the journey that she gave up mid-trip. Even then, the driver kept pressing the horn, perhaps to get it moving again, making the moment even more comical.

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Recalling her experience, Emma said that Indian roads initially seem chaotic, noisy, and overwhelming. But once you get used to it, this chaos becomes India's unique identity and attraction.

Social Media Reaction

Social media users reacted to the video with laughter emoticon. One user commented, "I hope this happens to all the cars in our country so that we civilians can live with peace for atleast 1 day."

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Another user noted, "Well Indians press horn according to their mood."

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