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Friday, 8/8/2025 | 05:02 GMT+7

Container truck's tail swings into oncoming traffic during sharp turn

A container truck's tail swung wildly into oncoming traffic after a sharp turn on Thach An Highway 208 on 4/8.

Video: Tran Vu

A tractor-trailer, with a large container, was moving quickly around a curve when the driver braked suddenly. This caused the trailer's tail to swing into the opposite lane, colliding with the front of an oncoming vehicle. The extent of damage and injuries is currently unknown.

When approaching curves, especially on inclines, drivers should reduce speed. This is particularly important for large vehicles like container trucks, where the front and rear sections can move in opposite directions. Sharp turns make these vehicles harder to control, significantly increasing the risk of accidents and endangering both the driver and others on the road.

Nguyen Vu

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/vao-cua-nhanh-duoi-xe-container-vang-manh-vao-dau-xe-khac-4923705.html
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