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Wednesday, 16/7/2025 | 05:03 GMT+7

Four trucks involved in pile-up

A truck collided with three other trucks on 14/7 at Cham Bridge, Thang Binh commune, while avoiding an oncoming truck.

Video: Contributor

Two trucks collided head-on in Thang Binh commune (formerly Nong Cong district), after which another truck hit two parked trucks on the side of the road. The impact ejected a person from the driver's seat of one of the parked trucks. The extent of injuries and property damage is currently unknown.

Drivers should maintain safe speeds and distances to be prepared for unexpected situations. It's especially important to slow down when approaching parked vehicles and avoid overtaking if the road ahead isn't clear.

In this scenario, the driver should have slowed down and waited for the oncoming traffic to pass instead of attempting to squeeze through the narrow gap, which led to the collision.

Nguyen Vu

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/bon-xe-tai-dam-lien-hoan-4914593.html
Tags: traffic accident Thanh Hoa

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