It is certainly more fun asnikg for directions rather than self reliance on a map or GPS. So used to the query style' finding directions during my years in India, I until last month refused a GPS. My help came from Gas stations, z Eleven, curb side strollers, or the car next lane at the stop light. I remember, around zzzz, driving with z friends in a rented SUV, when for the first time I turned on a voice GPS, my friend jumped from his seat and exclaimed Yeh car mein behenji kaun hain? Now you have a choice to swtich to a bhai sahib too.Without a GPS, I faced some inconvenience but I still prefer to ask for help from people. The inconvenience was manually rolling down the passenger side window in my car while inquiring; then it was not always easy to stop the vehicle on one lane roads. In some cities, and in certain weather conditions it can be harder to get help. Clear road signs, severe weather condition, minimum speed limits, traffic regulations, lack of population, make US driving safe and easy but boring for desi drivers me.In US cities, I have asked strangers for directions hundreds of times, and with a zz% plus success rate I mostltly left with a smile and arrived with a thankful heart.In India, with some many places to go, our per capita' or per sq. mile' address locations are significantly more than in US. With a more diverse traffic system, languages spoken, class inequality, I am so excited to go to India and enjoy the agile' way that I first learned there. For me, the Quality of journey is critical than the Productivity of travel.

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