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Tuesday, 25/11/2025 | 10:04 GMT+7

Motorcycle causes accident by cutting off another vehicle

A motorcycle, emerging from a blind spot, abruptly crossed the road to change direction when another motorcycle traveling straight struck it forcefully, on November 24 in Bau Cat.

Video: Long Tran

The traffic light turned red, and a motorcyclist attempted to make a sharp turn, cutting across what would typically be a car's blind spot. This maneuver resulted in a collision with another motorcycle traveling straight. The strong impact caused both riders to fall onto the road. Fortunately, both individuals were able to stand up.

When approaching an intersection, drivers should reduce speed and avoid rushing to make shortcut turns to beat a red light. As demonstrated by the woman in the video, making such a turn from a vehicle's blind spot at high speed can easily cause accidents for oneself and other road users.

Nguyen Vu

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/xe-may-gay-tai-nan-vi-re-kieu-cup-dau-oto-4985767.html
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