Do not litter. Use dust bins and waste baskets to dispose garbage.
 

Do not spit or urinate in open/public spaces.
 

Do not stare at anyone. Staring for more than 3 seconds is considered as a hostile act or harassment.
 

Respect those who came ahead of you at a counter or bus stop. Form a queue.
 

Respect the private space around each individual. Do not lean on others or touch others while in a queue or in public transport.
 

When a stranger asks you for directions, and if you do not know the way, politely tell him/her so instead of misleading him/her.
 

Use a towel to cover your face while sneezing or coughing.
 

Use a towel or tissue to clean nostrils. Do not blow your nose in public.
 

Use the left side of the road while driving. While making right turns, move from the left side of your road to the left side of the other. Go around traffic islands or lamp posts while making right turns.
 

At a round about or a junction, allow vehicles coming from your right side to pass. The right-of-way belongs to vehicles coming from your right side.
 

Do not honk except in an emergency. Sounding horn is considered an insult by most nations.
 

Use pedestrian crossings and subways. Do not climb over dividers and barricades!
 

Keep to your lane while driving. Signal in advance before you change lanes.
 

Flashing headlamps at other vehicles during daytime means, “I will wait; you may pass first.” In India, however, the meaning is just the opposite! When Indian drivers flash their head light, it means, “You wait there; let me pass first.” Let us fall in line with internationally accepted signals.