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Agra-Lucknow Expressway Viral Video: A short video on X (formerly Twitter) has left internet users amazed, after a man was seen gliding a trolley bag effortlessly across what looks like a perfectly smooth highway. The road in the clip appears flawless, with no cracks, bumps or uneven surfaces, making the bag roll like it’s floating on air. X user Vikas Rawat shared the clip, captioning it: “When the highway is as smooth as butter, a trolley bag can be carried comfortably." Users immediately started asking where this ultra-smooth highway was located.

AI chatbot Grok joined the conversation and identified the road as the Agra-Lucknow Expressway in Uttar Pradesh. The video has since gone viral, with users joking about how smooth the highway is and marveling at the engineering behind it.

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The post shared on X by the handle '@TweetViku' yesterday pulled 292k views from social media users. "Once my friend tried this, because of the enormous heat generated by friction, both wheels of the suitcase melted and came out in just 2 kilometres," a user wrote. "Wheels badalnepadengejald hi suitcase ke. Not meant for rough usage like this," a second user wrote.

"This activity could lead to an accident or damage to the trolley wheels. Or both. I don't recommend this activity on highways," wrote a third user. "This will eat away the trolley bag's tires in about 500 to 1000 meters. Road asphalt is like a kitchen grater when it comes to plastic tires, like those on a trolley bag," added a fourth user. "Bag meinaag lag saktihaiaise," wrote a fifth user.

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"Where is the traffic Police? This is a dangerous and safety hazard. Other, perhaps this also allowed in this great democracy," added another user. "Another day glorifying foolishness, based in India," added another use.