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An SUV hit the tiger near Bhakra bridge on Ramnagar-Nainital highway around 9PM on Wednesday. Our team rushed to the spot on receiving the information,” said Khyali Ram Arya, range officer of Fatehpur forest range, in Ramnagar forest division. Corbett Reserve has the highest tiger population density in India, according to a July 2020 report by Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. |
Originally Posted by sram
(Post 4973935)
This one is from chennai, wondering why he went straight for the median. Solo person in the car and he is being treated for injuries. |
Originally Posted by Venkatesh
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Speeding Innova kills Tiger in Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand. The tiger’s body was recovered approximately 150 metres from the site of the accident. |
Originally Posted by Venkatesh
(Post 4973976)
Speeding Innova kills Tiger in Corbett Tiger Reserve, Uttarakhand. The tiger’s body was recovered approximately 150 metres from the site of the accident. |
Originally Posted by bejoy
(Post 4972577)
https://keralakaumudi.com/en/news/mo...rakkara-(video) Couple dies in a horrific crash in Kottarakkara, Kerala. Attachment 2104223 |
Originally Posted by sram
(Post 4973935)
This one is from chennai, wondering why he went straight for the median. |
Originally Posted by jeeva
(Post 4974011)
Feel bad for the tiger. Feeling terrible for the Innovas's driver-owner duo. Their life is doomed! |
The images of the aftermath have been shared by the owner of the vehicle, Sajeev Pulkunnu. The owner states that the accident was caused when a lorry suddenly swerved into his Harrier’s path. To avoid hitting it, he drove the vehicle off the side of the road and lost control. The vehicle drove over a felled tree, lying in the fields nearby, causing it to roll over. Finer details of the accident, like the exact location and time, are not yet known. |
Originally Posted by BenjiRoss
(Post 4973839)
Is this a lucky biker or a skilled biker? |
Originally Posted by Fx14
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The moves by the pedestrian contributing to the incident are incredible too. Observe his attitude even after the incident. If only such characters realise that they are on a road and not in their garden. :Frustrati |
Originally Posted by SS-Traveller
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Spotted this crash on SH25 near Bansur in Rajasthan yesterday. Don't know the details. Attachment 2103438 |
Originally Posted by SS-Traveller
(Post 4974358)
Here's the dash cam video of the crash site: The Endy seems not to have a permanent registration plate yet, and has a UP15 (Meerut) temporary number on the rear bumper. |
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
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Should the pedestrian have been standing in the middle of the road? Probably not, but that is no licence to run them down. Can't bikers just learn to drive a safe line? Away from risk to themselves and others? |
Originally Posted by playingpossum
(Post 4974589)
From what we see in the video, the biker stuck to the left side of the road when the pedestrian was on the right side of the road facing the other way. I think he expected to go behind the guy. I don't think he anticipated the pedestrian stumbling backwards through the road. . |
Originally Posted by Thad E Ginathom
(Post 4974613)
If riding or driving within a step or three of a pedestrian, one should not be surprised if they take those steps... In an unexpected direction. Normally, I say one should always pass behind. That wouldn't save us from this reverse walker! |
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