Intersections are prone to crashes. If crash prevention is your goal,do the following. If you're a biker, make yourself visible. By riding parallel to bigger vehicles,drivers cannot spot you. If you're a car driver,watch out for vision blocks near intersections. A biker or a cyclist or a pedestrian can... emerge out of the block. Keep scanning the road and look for potential hazards. #IndianRoadsshow more

Always look out for two wheelers or pedestrians near intersections and expect them to cross regardless of right of way. Expect them to make mistakes and slow down or stop is perhaps the best thing to do keep yourself safe and save others 👍

Some videos are satisfying to watch

A rule of thumb when driving in our country is to assume that everyone else around you is an idiot until they prove themselves otherwise. So when we expect the worst behaviour from others, our anticipation of their move and own defensive driving sense is heightened 🤷🏼‍♂️

The 2 wheeler is taking a very obtuse blind turn into the lane & that is what brought him down. Two wheeler drivers have no sense of driving safely or thinking there are other road users.

That Ertiga should not be parked close to the intersection, but the two wheeler and the car should have been careful as the white car created a blind spot for both

Car next to me stopped. But why should I ? Car driver is an idiot, see how i can speed up and cross. Also why maintain a lane, ill turn onto left lane directly

There should be a seperate driving course for two wheelers. I have seen upteen drivers just merging the main roads without an iota of who is coming on main carraigeway.

The more such cases come into view, the more I am convinced that bikes have some device installed that prevents the rider from checking if road is clear.

The car driver should have been more alert and should have seen that biker and applied brake immediately

lateral movement can be detected easily in our peripheral vision, only when the driver is not distracted. Here, the biker is easy to spot but looks like the dashcam driver might be distracted.