A taxi was booked, but the driver fell ill halfway through and the passenger turned around, urging everyone to learn to drive. Watch the virus video

Honey Pipal, a woman from Delhi, showed quick thinking when she suddenly felt uncomfortable while riding. Instead of panic, she controlled the car to ensure everyone’s safety. The incident took place on a trip to Gurugram and received a lot of praise on social media.

When the driver starts to feel sick, Honey travels with his daughter, mother and grandmother. Realizing the seriousness of the situation, she decided to drive herself. Her calmness and responsible actions prevented any possible accidents.

After the driver felt much better, Honey checked him and even asked him to give feedback on her driving. He replied with a smile, “Badiya”, which means very good. She was also seen jokingly discussing with the driver to distribute payments between them.
Later, she shared her experiences in an Instagram video to encourage people to learn about emergencies. “Knowing how to drive can help you and others in unexpected situations,” she said.

Social media users praised her for her quick thinking and courage. One user commented: “That’s why basic driving skills are important. You never know when they can save a day.” Another added: “She remains calm and handles situations like a professional.” Some also shared their experiences of driving emergencies. The incident sparked discussions about the safety of passengers in ride-hailing services and the importance of preparing for unexpected situations. (TOI input)