One of the most difficult scenarios of Bengaluru traffic that must be managed or avoided at all times is two-wheeler drivers using their phones while driving. I have previously posted here [1] that
two-wheeler drivers who drive with one hand while using a mobile phone with the other are becoming serious risks on Bengaluru roadways.There are more serious variants of the prior scenario. Nowadays, I see two-wheeler drivers driving with both hands on the handlebars and their cell phones nestled between their jaws and shoulders.They may be unaware that their sight of the road has been dangerously compromised, making them high-risk drivers on the road.
I asked ChatGPT to generate an image depicting the following scenarios.
a. Vehicles moving in one direction on a busy main road in Bengaluru. There are buses, four wheelers and two wheelers on the road. People are walking on the side of the road.
b. Vehicles parked on one side of the road and are oriented in the same direction the vehicles are moving. There are shops on the side of the road where vehicles are parked.
c. An electric two wheeler coming from the opposite direction and is very close to the vehicles parked on the road. This means that the orientation of the two wheeler is opposite to that of the parked vehicles.
d. The two wheeler driver is driving with both the hands on the two wheeler while talking on the mobile phone.
e. The mobile phone is set between the left jaw and the left shoulder of the two wheeler driver with the head of the two wheeler driver bent on the left of the driver to balance the mobile phone while talking on the phone. The two wheeler driver is not wearing a helmet.
The graphic generated by ChatGPT conveys the message to some extent, but it is far from what I wanted.
1. https://fedi.social/notes/a72ng5c01m2r01jf
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