Team-BHP - Accidents in India

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Originally Posted by Rahulkool (Post 1212952)

first linea accident pic i guess hehe ..... clicked it in the service center and usual fiat story bonnet was not available :Frustrati

Why dont they just straighten it out and repaint rather than replace? Am i missing something?

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Originally Posted by SS-Traveller (Post 1212372)

In the newspapers today: Students escape death on e-way- Hindustan Times

I'm surprised that the article did not mention whether the boys had a license or not!

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Originally Posted by BenjiRoss (Post 1213034)

I'm surprised that the article did not mention whether the boys had a license or not!

It is clearly mentioned that the Scorpio was driven by a driver.

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Originally Posted by Rahulkool (Post 1212952)

first linea accident pic i guess hehe ..... clicked it in the service center and usual fiat story bonnet was not available :Frustrati

I pity the owner of this linea,he has just bought the car and has to be without it for at least a month now.POOR FELLOW he must be frustrated now:Frustrati

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Originally Posted by gowda79 (Post 1213060)

It is clearly mentioned that the Scorpio was driven by a driver.

Ouch... Guess I have to see the ophthalmologist to get my eyes checked up now! Wonder how I missed it.

that LINEA is quite new.. had it been some other car.. he would have got a replacement bonnet from some other Linea at CST Road, Mumbai.. some days ago i saw a Merc S class 2000-2006 version Rear Dickey at CST road.. :) that was some exotic scrap spotting there.

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Originally Posted by lamborghini (Post 1212711)

No, Looking at the Pictures and the scene, I think the Accord guy was at fault. Given that there is a break in the divider out there for people to take turns into a lane on the other side, I think the

I dont think so.
Look the second picture you have posted, notice the steering wheel of Accord and the road divider. Moreover, I am also putting up the last picture of your's after rotating it. This clearly indicates it was Esteem that was moving in wrong lane.

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Originally Posted by sidindica (Post 1213185)

yet another Tata hit by an elephant and toppled 3 times when it was on a jungle Safari.

first time i have seen such a kind of thing. its a total wreck! hope the people inside survived.

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Originally Posted by Tejas@perioimpl (Post 1213174)

The esteem bumper is undamaged!!! He can reuse the thing... :D

Not likely. The plastic mounting clips would have broken, making it totally useless - unless one wanted to use external screws to mount it back again.

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Originally Posted by sidindica (Post 1213185)

yet another Tata hit by an elephant and toppled 3 times when it was on a jungle Safari.

A mammoth vehicle hammered by a mammal.

Hope all of them survived.They don't have any precautionary measures when doing such safaris in jungle.

received this on e-mail forward

the first 2 pics show an A8 split into half, not 2 different cars.
the last pic shows an S class, split in half.

in all the cases, both the front passengers perished.

if you think German cars are the safest, yes they are but that does not mean that some people test their limits beyond what they are meant to do.

yes, these acidents are not in our country but a gruesome warning of whats the danger lurking on our roads as all cases involve high speed crashes in excess of 200 kmph involving drunk driving.

request to mods: kindly do not delete the pics as this is a contribution from my side in spreading awareness about the ill effects of drunk driving.

No matter how expensive these cars are packed with top safety gadgets and gizmos, they work only to their limits, not beyond it.

NEVER DRINK AND DRIVE, ESPECIALLY AT LATE NIGHT AT HIGH SPEEDS.

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Originally Posted by vineethvazhayil (Post 1211731)

Now, that really scares me! :Shockked:

The Honda Accord may not be the strongest vehicle. But it is safe. The Accord has a Euro NCap rating of 4 to 5 stars depending on the model, and that is a very safe car.