Drive to Survive: Superstitions on the Road

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    1. What do some drivers hang from their rearview mirrors for good luck?

    2. In many cultures, what should you do when you pass a graveyard?

    3. Which animal crossing the road is often seen as a bad omen?

    4. What do some people do when a bird hits their windshield?

    5. Why do some drivers avoid starting a journey on Fridays?

    6. What do some people do to “ward off bad luck” after a close call on the road?

    7. Hanging a horseshoe in a car is believed to bring what?

    8. What should you not do before a long trip, according to some beliefs?

    9. In parts of India, what do people often do before starting a long drive?

    10. Why do some truck drivers hang lemon and chili garlands on their vehicles?

    11. What’s considered bad luck to do with your car keys?

    12. What do some people believe happens if you drive over a broom?

    13. Why do some travelers toss coins or water before a journey?

    14. In some cultures, what does it mean if a butterfly lands on your windshield?

    15. What do some drivers do when they see a spider in their car?

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    2. Superstitions and omens are an integral part of many cultures, often reflecting a community’s values and traditions. While their significance may vary, they add richness and depth to our understanding of the world around us.

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      1. Dear Rajendra Yadav. Absolutely! Superstitions and omens really do make culture so much more interesting. They tell such great stories about how people see the world and find meaning in everyday things. It’s amazing how these little beliefs can connect generations and keep traditions alive!

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