Mangalore: Traffic Backs Up on NH 48 for More Than Two Hours


Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje 
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Sep 2: National Highway 48 experienced a traffic block for more than two hours on Tuesday September 1, after a truck’s engine failed to start near Kannur check post.

Locals near the check post said that the traffic block was reported around 8 pm, as the truck driver failed to move the vehicle. The efforts by the public to move the stranded vehicle were also unsuccessful as the truck was huge.















The highway was completely closed and no vehicles passed through for more than two hours. Traffic was backed up on the highway for many kilometres till 9.30 pm.

Finally the people managed to turn the front portion of the truck, helping vehicles to pass through a portion of the road. Commuters were stranded in their vehicles during this time.

  

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  • patrick, mangalore / dubai

    Wed, Sep 02 2009

    No proper roads, no proper governance, no traffic decipline, no self-decipline and above all no fear of law. What one can expect better in a scenario like this.

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  • Vivian Pinto, Bijai Kapikad/Dubai

    Wed, Sep 02 2009

    This is called manpower jai ho Mangalorians

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  • Rafi Ahmad Ali, Kotekar, Mangalore @ Riyadh KSA

    Wed, Sep 02 2009

    This is the second time, in the month of June ''09, one of the Trailer Driver tried to make a U turn in the same locality and stuck because of the gap in between the roads and the low level of the tail of the Trailer.

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