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Location: Agra Expressway This clip was shared with me. Cluster ahead + brake lights coming up --> hazard ahead and maintain a safe distance !! When you stop on the highway, alert drivers using hazard warning triangle 📐 As it's not often followed,we need to stay on constant alert.

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Aditya P. Deshpande - आदित्य देशपांडे1 year ago

The #dashcam car driver #wasted precious milliseconds in #flashing his #headlights instead of #concentrating on #braking. One could clearly see that the Tempo Traveler is parked and there was no space in adjoining lane! But #WhoCares 🤦‍♂️❓

DriveSmart🛡️1 year ago

Yes,if we have time to flash,we have time to brake as well.

AK671 year ago

Seems that driver's attention was somewhere else (maybe phone or looking sideways) as he had ample time to stop. He didn't even slowdown.

Venkatesh 🇮🇳1 year ago

He thought to be clever and went from right to the left most lane to overtake everyone. Only if he had continued in the same lane, he wouldn’t have met with an accident. This syndrome to constantly change lanes not only creates chaos but will end up in such accidents.

Pranav Balakrishnan1 year ago

This person drives like a moron. He had two warnings, one at T-12 seconds and one more at T-6 seconds. He had enough time to read an entire newspaper and then brake, but he chose to be greedy and ended up this way. Satisfying ending, feel bad for the white Ciaz in front.

Sachin1 year ago

00:47:23 he shd hv realized tht the car ahead isnt moving.. but jad buddhi thought dipper maar k hata dunga🤦🏾‍♂️

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NinerWhiskey1 year ago

He had the time to flash high beam but not brake. Importantly, He also had the distance to stop. "lack of defensive driving", he is relying on others for his safety.

What's in the name1 year ago

Ego played. Another car had indicator ON and wanted to move to left, DC car wanted to stop him, but unfortunately cab in front barked resulting in crash. Only if DC car had some amount of patience and discipline. BTW how these ppl share such videos knowing they are wrong

Dave1 year ago

- Driving on the overtaking lane on empty stretch - Using aftermarket illegal LED high beams which is blinding drivers ahead - MPH but in KPH it’s 82kmph w/o following “Safe Braking Distance & rear ends - Flashing LED’s for way. - No Road Disciplines

Gokul Subramanian1 year ago

Despite having so much of time and clear cluster forming ahead, he did slow down !! How the hell he had time to flash lights but not for braking ? What was the whole point of flashing then, he could neither see and brake or overtake !!

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