Mangaluru: Providential escape for rider after bike hits divider


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Aug 16: In an accident that occurred in Bondel in the city, a bike rider had a providential escape after his bike hit the road divider and fell onto the road.

A scooter rider was trying to cross the road. When the rider saw a bike approaching from the opposite side, the rider stopped the bike on the middle of the road. The bike rider, who was riding on high speed could not control the bike and collided against the scooter that was waiting to cross the road.

The bike rider was thrown onto the road due to the impact of the accident. He escaped with minor injuries. Traffic police visited the spot and investigated.

 

 

 

  

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  • yashpal mendon, mangalore

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    This is what happens when RTO issues licence to disqualified people...
    Keralites say it it's to get licence in mangalore then in kerala..

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  • Subhash Chandra, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 17 2020

    Automobile + Road = Accidents do happen

    street dogs suddenly make an entry
    Ignorant pedestrian suddenly makes an entry
    Scooter rider suddenly comes in middle of nowhere
    Cars suddenly change lanes ahead
    Tyre skid due to monsoon rain loss of traction
    Over speeding and suddenly applying brakes = lack of driving experience
    Overtaking on blind spot / blind curve
    Sudden lane changing - trucks

    you should never ever ride a bike, scooter, car or any other vehicle from now onward. its risky stay at home.

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    In Mangalore and the whole India people do not know the duties and responsibilities of crossing the road. By the way in this case the rider is crossing the road he should see to it that the road is clear and no one is coming in his way or he is obstructing anyone using the road. By the way roads in Mangalore are not ment for racing or over speeding.

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  • Mohammed, India

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    In india, after accident, local public becomes police, they will beat bigger vehicle driver as if he is murderer... and in 95% of accident local vehicles driver are responsible...

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  • J.F D SOUZA, Attavar, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    If the bike rider goes straight let him go with his usual speed. But if he goes with overspeed in a rash manner all these episodes takes place. Our youngsters are riding bikes in a hasty manner with high speed and thus digging their own grave. By the by what happened to the scooter driver who was waiting to cross the road? No mention of him or about any injuries to him

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  • JNB, Bejai

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    In Europe people drive left side of the road and in US people drive right side of the road but in India people only know to drive middle of the road, only God can save riders.

    *in India if you know to take the vehicle front and back you know the driving finish!

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  • Evans C. Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Sun, Aug 16 2020

    JNB, Bejai, I fully agree with your comments. There is no doubt about it.

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