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Originally Posted by gurudutt
(Post 3665985)
CCTV footage shows that many people took cellphone photographs of her and walked away.
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This cartoon was a satire, but sadly it has come true.
Translation:
Headline - People of today
Callout - Help!
If you have a look at the second pictureyou can make out that the driver was wearing the seat belt.
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Originally Posted by Gannu_1
(Post 3672533)
This happened on one of the prominent roads in Surat city (Udhna-Magdalla road). Attachment 1354127
The Ertiga is a ZDI variant and the airbags haven’t popped. No clue about the passengers on both the cars - hopefully they have survived.
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Happened 30kms from ludhiana. All 8 occupants died, excuse the picture quality
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Originally Posted by Gannu_1
(Post 3672533)
This happened on one of the prominent roads in Surat city (Udhna-Magdalla road).
The Ertiga is a ZDI variant and the airbags haven’t popped. No clue about the passengers on both the cars - hopefully they have survived.
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Both cars seem to have side damage, wondering who T boned whom. Front of the Ertiga seems fairly intact, maybe that's why the airbags didn't deploy.
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Originally Posted by trinity0114
(Post 3672864)
Happened 30kms from ludhiana. All 8 occupants died, excuse the picture quality
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Originally Posted by Sarvodaya
(Post 3673075)
Here are the images. Must have been hispeed impact. The Innova must have T boned the Truck. The images are tooooo gory. Hence blured the victims.
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Any details available? Was the truck joining the main highway from a side road or just from a layoff. Heavy vehicles join the highway rather slowly, understandably so, but often without any indication. Without any signal, when the car is travelling at high speeds, it gets even more difficult to judge a truck inching forward.
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Originally Posted by Dry Ice
(Post 3673171)
Any details available? Was the truck joining the main highway from a side road or was just from a layoff. Heavy vehicles join the highway rather slowly, understandably so, but often without any indication. Without any signal, when the car is travelling at high speeds, it gets even more difficult to judge a truck inching forward.
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No, But as per reports, it is said that the Innova was trying to overtake another vehicle when it collided head on with the truck. Does not make sense. As you can see the front of the Truck is intact. It is the right side which is damaged. As usual, the police said the truck driver has absconded and they are searching for him.
Will try to get more info. Eight adults in a Innova is a recipe for disaster. No lessons will be ever learnt. The Innova was a taxi hired for the trip.
Makes perfect sense when you picture the Innova overtaking on a left handed blind curve, have seen this scenario umpteen times with mixed outcomes.
Is Innova not a 7 / 8 seater? The disaster are the drivers who drive rash.
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Originally Posted by Sarvodaya
(Post 3673180)
Does not make sense.
Will try to get more info. Eight adults in a Innova is a recipe for disaster. No lessons will be ever learnt. The Innova was a taxi hired for the trip.
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In hyderabad, the HR manager of Delloite killed an Infosys techie after his Skoda hit her 2 wheeler. She was riding along with her husband and child, waiting at Gachibowli ORR signal to turn green when the Skoda hit her from being throwing her off in air. Her husband is battling for life while the child suffered injuries. Once again, eye witnesses said the Skoda was overtaking cars at over 100 before it hit the 2 wheeler and elitist would love to nitpick this. Police said the HR manager was drunk and driving with 4 girls, all interns who were detained for questioning. He himself is absconding.
My heart goes out for the kid who lost his mother and his father is battling for life.
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Originally Posted by IUNKWN
(Post 3673380)
In hyderabad, the HR manager of Delloite killed an Infosys techie after his Skoda hit her 2 wheeler.
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Originally Posted by The Hindu Sethab Kumar, working as manager in Deloitte at Mindspace junction office, was driving a Skoda car along with five internees, including a woman, Gachibowli Inspector J. Ramesh told The Hindu . “Kumar took the internees for a drive on ORR, had some beers and was showing them how to race on roads when the accident occurred,” the Inspector said.
The car rammed the bike from behind. The woman was thrown off the bike and fell on a Honda car. She succumbed to injuries three hours later. Kumar and four other passengers fled abandoning the car at the junction. Rishab Srivastava, who sat in the front seat, suffered minor bruises and was caught by the police. He tested positive for alcohol after a breathalyser test. His blood alcohol content was 70 mg/ml.
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Car rams bike killing woman at traffic junction
My heart stops beating and eyes get filled with tears when I see / hear such accidents. These should be termed as Murder and the culprit should be stoned to death, to feel the pain of the victims.
Feels so so so bad for the kid :'-(
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My heart stops beating and eyes get filled with tears when I see / hear such accidents.
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So does mine.
especially as it has become almost automatic with me that when I read "vehicle rams bike" I understand "bike drives in front of vehicle." Of course, there should never have been a family on that bike, but the guy was obeying the law
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stopped due to the red signal along with other vehicles
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and driving responsibly. Being a good driver and obeying the signal cost him his wife and maybe his own life. Four-year-old kid left with no father, and maybe no mother.
The pathetic youngsters drinking, driving and racing? That is what prisons are for.
Spotted this some time back on the NICE road. Based on the tyre marks, it looks like a overtaking and cutting across went wrong and did a 180 degree.
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Originally Posted by IUNKWN
(Post 3673380)
In hyderabad, the HR manager of Delloite killed an Infosys techie after his Skoda hit her 2 wheeler.
My heart goes out for the kid who lost his mother and his father is battling for life.
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The guy and the passengers should be put behind bars and kept there till they die.
I Feel sorry for the kid and family. I hope he gets justice.
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Originally Posted by rr_zen
(Post 3669943)
Just read in today's TOI that a biker who stopped on the highway to answer a call got hit by the car and he fell into the canal nearby and was declared as 'brought dead' by the Kilpauk Medical Hospital. The car was driven by an engineering college student aged 21 years who said he lost control of the vehicle.
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I am in no way defending or condoning the reckless driving of the car's driver but we often see bikers stop and hang out in the side lanes of major roads and highways even at night without any lights. This is really dangerous as anyone can hit them. Common sense should be used to stop at a location that is completely off the highway such as an exit or a restaurant/ petrol pump etc or at least wait for a patch of road where you can get your bike away from the traffic lanes. Often I see a biker stopped on the road when there is a safe patch just a few yards ahead of them.
Awareness of safety is sorely lacking in India. Even bicycles and pedestrians hang out on fast moving highways at night and do not bother to even put on a cheap reflector that could save their lives. On the same note a large number of motorcycles and scooters do not have a working tail lamp and are blissfully unaware of the danger it poses.
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