@oswvldo_onielll@eti_expatriate@whitenigerian When people begin their comments with “Nigerians” then be careful, they might be part of the problem. Becasue it’s an express road does not take common driving sense away. You will end up like that driver and blame it on other careless drivers when you can avoid such accidents.
@Jamesolu_@eti_expatriate@whitenigerian From the video I will argue as a driver that he had enough time to react, he did not slow down seeing the situation ahead of him, because he was unaware of his surroundings. As a driver you should be able to predict other drivers and anticipate such Maneuver.
@oswvldo_onielll@eti_expatriate@whitenigerian He’s wrong!.The driver caused the accident.
He had enough reaction time, he was not aware of his surroundings. You’ve 2 b situation aware and predict other drivers once behind the wheel. His reaction time was slow. The keke shouldn’t be there doesn’t mean he shouldn’t be careful.
@eti_expatriate@whitenigerian It’s not about “Nigerians” it’s about safe driving. Any professional driving school will tell you that. When you are behind the wheel you are driving for yourself and all other motorists and pedestrians on the road. Not everyone is careful, else you end up like this driver.
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