As crazy as that one is, I've had the knuckle-tightening experience
of having driven in more intense and chaotic intersections in cities such
as Nairobi where if you come through unscathed, the clearances will
only have been in millimetres.
It is important for the driver and pedestrian alike to remember the
side mirrors.
However the ultimate I have seen for sheer bedlam was a place in Karachi
that a travelling companion and I simply named "The Intersection".
Whenever there was a desire for raw entertainment, we would
sometimes say to each other, "Let's go to The Intersection" where
a great show was always guaranteed. Man, machine and animal would
pit against each other in constant conflict and death-defying stunts and
the sound of crunching vehicles was always ensured on any visit, no
matter what time of the day or night.
)... Best tip was to not hesitate, don't look at the cars, keep your eyes forward and they'll stop or go around, which they all did without as single fuss or yell.
