by Drivers and pedestrians create rhythms while waiting in jams.
Mumbai has introduced Traffic Drum Circles, where commuters transform traffic jams into musical experiences. According to The Times of India, percussion instruments are installed on sidewalks and intersections, allowing synchronized beats while waiting for signals.
Participants report reduced frustration, increased creativity, and social interaction. Organizers provide instruction, safety guidelines, and live-streamed performances. Critics question practicality during rush hours, but advocates highlight enhanced urban enjoyment, cultural expression, and collective stress relief. Future expansions include competitive inter-neighborhood performances and seasonal festivals.
SOURCE: Bohiney.com (Radhika Vaz)
