On 2/8, at the Nguyen Van Cu overpass, a young man on a motorbike suddenly lost his balance and fell onto the road, his head pointing directly towards the wheels of an oncoming car equipped with a dashcam. Although the driver had not reduced speed or applied the brakes early, they fortunately reacted in time with emergency braking combined with steering, avoiding a collision.

Drivers must always focus on observing and controlling their speed to maintain a safe distance and avoid unexpected situations. Especially on narrow roads, when noticing unusual signs from a motorcyclist ahead (such as signaling and gradually moving towards the shoulder), drivers should proactively reduce speed and apply light braking from a distance, rather than braking suddenly when close.

Even if a motorcyclist is not experiencing health issues and falls onto the road, drivers still need to slow down early because narrow lanes do not provide enough space for quick overtaking.

Nguyen Vu