Archive · 27 Dec 2025
Bengaluru Man Aims to Reduce Honking
A man in Bengaluru, India, uses his car horn very rarely—only 10-15 times a year.
He believes honking is often a habit rather than a necessity.
He wants to teach others how to drive without honking so much.
He says honking can cause noise pollution and make people stressed or angry.
He is willing to meet with people who honk a lot and teach them how to drive without using the horn so much.
He hopes this will make the roads quieter and nicer for everyone.
Some people on Reddit agree with him, while others think honking is sometimes necessary for safety.
A Bengaluru motorist uses the car horn only 10-15 times a year despite driving 5-6 days a week.
The motorist believes honking is often a habit and not a necessity.
The person is offering to teach habitual honkers how to drive without honking.
The initiative aims to reduce noise pollution and mental stress caused by honking.
The motorist is willing to meet interested individuals in Bengaluru's CBD area to provide guidance.
- Who
- A Bengaluru motorist
- What
- Is offering to teach others how to stop honking
- When
- December 27, 2025
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- To reduce noise pollution and mental stress
- Location
- Bengaluru, India
- Frequency of Honking
- 10-15 times a year
- Driving Days
- 5-6 days a week
- Platform
- Proposed Teaching Location
- CBD (MG Road/Brigade Road)