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Wednesday, 25/2/2026 | 05:01 GMT+7

Car loses control, plunges into field after reckless overtake

Amid heavy rain and slippery roads, a Zace car lost control and plunged into a field on 22/2 in Vinh Loc after a reckless overtaking maneuver.

Video: CTV

The incident occurred during heavy rain, which created hazardous road conditions and poor visibility. A black car sped into the oncoming lane to overtake another vehicle. To avoid an approaching motorbike, the driver swerved, causing the car to lose control. It then plunged into a field, rolling multiple times. The extent of injuries or casualties is currently unknown.

Drivers should exercise caution in adverse weather. Vehicles must reduce speed and maintain a greater safe distance from other cars. Avoiding speeding and reckless overtaking is essential, as these actions carry significant accident risk, as shown in the video.

Nguyen Vu

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/vuot-au-oto-mat-lai-lao-xuong-ruong-5043613.html
Tags: Thanh Hoa traffic accident

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