Archive · 2 Jan 2026
Man Guides Car from Bonnet in Dense Fog
In North India, thick fog during winter makes it very hard to see while driving.
A video went viral showing a man sitting on the bonnet of a moving car to guide the driver using hand signals.
The video got over 11 million views, but most people online thought it was dangerous and silly.
Sitting on a moving car is against the law and can lead to accidents.
The police have fined people for doing similar stunts before.
Experts say it's better to use rear cameras or wait for the fog to clear instead of risking lives.
A man sits on a car's bonnet to guide the driver in dense fog in North India.
The viral video shows the group laughing and joking about the dangerous situation.
Online reactions criticize the stunt as risky, foolish, and illegal.
Sitting on a moving car is a serious traffic violation in India.
Previous incidents of similar stunts have resulted in heavy fines and arrests.
- Who
- A group of men in a car, one sitting on the bonnet
- What
- A man is guiding the driver from the bonnet in dense fog
- When
- Late at night during winter
- Where
- North India
- Why
- To navigate due to zero visibility in dense fog
- Location
- North India
- Visibility Condition
- Zero visibility due to dense fog
- Action
- Man sits on car bonnet to guide driver
- Legal Status
- Illegal and dangerous
- Online Reaction
- Criticism and memes
- Previous Incidents
- Fines issued for similar stunts in 2024
- Video Caption
- ADAS Level 4. Only 1 in India Scorpio.
Sources
'Dost Nahi, Human Indicator': Man Sits On Car's Bonnet & Guides Friend Amid Zero Visibility In Dense Winter Fog
Human radar? Man sits on moving car bonnet to guide driver through zero-visibility fog, internet reacts
Man Sits On Car Bonnet, Guides Friend Through Thick Fog, Zero Visibility
