Instant delivery or instant chaos? Swiggy riders ignore traffic rules!

Karnataka: Wrong- way driving and not wearing helmets are road rule violations that remain a major concern in busy megacity areas. lately, a occupant in Bengaluru took action when he noticed two delivery agents riding electric bikes without helmets and in the wrong direction near Bren Avalon apartments in Doddanekundi.

 Riding in the wrong and not even wearing helmet

In the videotape, the occupant, who was also recording a videotape, spotted the two riders and incontinently stopped them. He instructed them to turn back. "Go back now. 'You aren't wearing a helmet and riding in the wrong direction'. You're Swiggy Instamart delivery agents, right? I'll complain if you do n’t turn back," the occupant can be heard saying in the videotape. 

A vigilant good Samaritan near Doddanekundi’s Bren Avalon apartment turned back delivery agents riding electric bikes the wrong way 👏 pic.twitter.com/SChnGckhX8

— ThirdEye (@3rdEyeDude) February 28, 2025

The comment section was filled by appraisals of many people for the residents who took a stand against that reckless driver for driving carelessly. The incident also ignited a discussion as many of the users shared their frustrations about the traffic voilations, especially caused  by delivery agents. 

Our country is doomed

One user reflected, " I've seen an electric auto take the wrong way to avoid taking a volte-face which is a bare 500 measures down. It was on a four- lane road which is empty for utmost of the time. It’s not about the cost of petrol presently. It has come a habit now. Our country is doomed. Gone case."

Fools like these are not just endangering their lives but others too. If only the police enforced rules with severity.@SwiggyInstamart can you please warn them against blatant rule breaking while wearing your uniforms?

— sanjai velayudhan (@v_sanjai) February 28, 2025

Expressing frustration over instant delivery services, a person wrote, “ This crazy 10 min delivery by all instant delivery apps is making sure none of their delivery mates follow introductory business rules & venturing lives on the road. Nothing lower than 30 min deliveries should be allowed in the megacity." "Fools like these aren't just venturing their lives but others too. If only the police executed rules with inflexibility.

 Breaking rules while wearing uniforms?

Swiggy Instamart can you please advise them against blatant rule breaking while wearing your uniforms?" an individual questioned.  One stoner refocused out the pressure faced by delivery agents, writing" ."There has to be a rule against putting a timeline to delivery. 10 twinkles delivery in business like Bangalore pressurises delivery agents and they jeopardize their lives to meet the commitments."