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It is just Horn Please. OK is a historical artefact. During WW2, due to fuel shortages, Indian trucks often switched to Kerosene. OK means: "On Kerosene". OK
by __rito__ 1y ago
It is just Horn Please. OK is a historical artefact.
During WW2, due to fuel shortages, Indian trucks often switched to Kerosene.
OK means: "On Kerosene". OK was painted on the back of trucks and other vehicles to warn other drivers to maintain a safe distance because Kerosene is highly flammable.
Due to another meaning of OK, they just kept doing it. [0]
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