Published 16:30 IST, November 29th 2018

Mumbai Police makes pop culture reference in 'drive safe' reminder, Twitterati have many things to say

The Twitter sass of Mumbai police has been established time and again. This time, the official handle of the Mumbai police took on to the platform, this time with a pop-culture reference.

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The Twitter sass of Mumbai police has been established time and again. This time, the official handle of the Mumbai police took on to the platform, this time with a pop-culture reference on November 29.

"Remember: The car is you, you are the car, okay?"

Leveraging this dialogue from the movie Gone in Sixty Seconds, Mumbai police initiated awareness around driving with responsibility.

Remember: Taking care of the car is taking care of yourself and taking care of yourself is taking care of the car, okay? #DriveResponsibly pic.twitter.com/UXIftGbpHb
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) November 29, 2018

Here is what Twitter has to say-

We take care of our cars and people from RTO just tow the vehicle carelessly.
— Swapnil Salaskar (@SwapnilSalaska5) November 29, 2018

Who will take care of those who are walking/crossing the roads irresponsibly, ignoring traffic signaling system ?? Who will educate these educated but uneducated creatures?
— Adv Shirish Ratnakar (@RatnakarShirish) November 29, 2018

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IF U WANT SAFE THEN DON'T ALLOW MOBILE PHONES DURING RIDING. LIKE TWO WHEELER OR FOUR WHEELER EVEN FOOTH PATH PEDESTRIAN. BUT I THINK IT'S IMPOSSIBLE COZ DIS IS DGTL IND....... LETS ENJOYED
— JAT (@JamiluddinShah) November 29, 2018

It depends what car you are driving....who wants to waste time on a cheap broken car.
— Castilho Dcosta (@HybridDoktor) November 29, 2018

What About this type of trucks and other heavy vechicals roaming on mumbai Roads, why @MumbaiPolice not take any action on them, no reflector no proper break lights, number plates not visible.. Why they are exceptions pic.twitter.com/X4UzeQyINI
— Akshay Gunjal (@aksgunjal) November 29, 2018

I have observed people crossing roads don't even look at incoming cars..they just keep walking thinking car wala will definitely save them. Ignorance that is..
— Anshul (@Palisades30) November 29, 2018

The reference to pop-culture to put forth the campaign of safe driving has been conducted by the page before. Where the handle tweeted 'Quite a hero-like advice by a villain, to avoid your life becoming 'a series of unfortunate events' indeed!'

Quite a hero-like advice by a villain, to avoid your life becoming ‘a series of unfortunate events’ indeed!#DontDriveDrunk pic.twitter.com/dEU98ce4GW
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) November 23, 2018

Mumbai Police has proficient in this culture of imbibing pop-culture in their tweets, let's take a look back some of this amalgamation on Twitter--

You seriously believed that??? ‘Bazinga’ ! #BeCyberSmart pic.twitter.com/akGcqfb5ot
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 13, 2018

#Dial100 on seeing strange things, to avoid stranger things from happening! pic.twitter.com/37TZLDAvTv
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) May 26, 2018

The one in a ‘minion’ dogs! Sniffing the city’s worries away! Para Tú Mumbai! #OurBestFriends pic.twitter.com/ky12ApmuC6
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) April 29, 2018

15:50 IST, November 29th 2018

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Mumbai Police makes pop culture reference in 'drive safe' reminder, Twitterati have many things to say

The Twitter sass of Mumbai police has been established time and again. This time, the official handle of the Mumbai police took on to the platform, this time with a pop-culture reference.

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