Dear Vipul boy,
More than the thread title and subject, what I noticed is that this thread is a learning for you.
It says a lot about the power of communication.
Only a few members like Viswas and some others understood in totallity what you meant to say.
Its interesting for young ambitious people like you to analyse and learn from this thread.
{From your posts, I can imagine you as a person aspiring to be a succesful businessman and also there is an eye on politics. Effective communication skill is the most important skill required in both the fields}
Coming to the topic, as most of the members pointed out, its the driver and not the bus that matters here.
These drivers of those hi tech buses are highly skilled and training is not an issue as far as their driving skills are concerned. Its the attitude of some that creates an issue.
These buses has high speed and they are big and heavy. The momentum they attain is enormous and no amount of technology (applied as of now) can rescue a two wheeler or a four wheeler in critical situations. Many incidents which would have reported as near miss cases earlier gets converted to total disasters with these monsters.
OT: Strange are people's ways and thoughts (as a group and not about a particular person).
When they suspect that Vipul is driving fast, they advice him to take care not to harm other road users - those innocents crossing the road at wrong places, errant two wheelers, vehicles on the wrong side, cattle, Jack and Jil.
When these hi tech buses are in question, those innocents suddenly turn to be villains and Buses become angels.
Note: There was a state highway in my place which was very bad for several years. People used to complain and finally government woke up and made it a good road. Now people think that accidents increased because roads are so good now. Whom to blame here Roads or Road users?