The incident occurred at an intersection where a student, riding a motorbike, veered left from behind another vehicle. An oncoming car then collided with the student and their bike, sending them into the road. Fortunately, the student was able to stand up immediately after the crash.

For driving safety, vehicles changing direction must use turn signals and observe carefully, proceeding only when conditions allow. Motorbike riders should avoid abruptly cutting across traffic from behind a vehicle, as this creates a blind spot and endangers themselves and other drivers who cannot anticipate their movement.

The correct procedure for a left turn at an intersection involves first proceeding past the center of the road and then waiting for oncoming traffic to clear before making the turn. Taking a shortcut turn can easily place a vehicle in a blind spot, significantly increasing the risk of an accident.

Nguyen Vu