@awkwardgoogle He didn't choose anything. He was overwhelmingly relieved to see his kids safe and hugged them. Also, I hope the kid(s) were taught the dangers of putting their and others' lives in danger with proportionate intensity enough to comply with rules of safety.
@DriveSmart_IN The car braked hard and slid for 10-15 meters with wheels locked on a wet road! This could've been much worse if the car was speeding: the stopping distance would've been much more.
@DriveSmart_IN The white car stopped/yielded properly. Why did the two-wheeler rider had to enter when the white did not? When one doesn't know the rules, at least take cues from others.
@DriveSmart_IN It's the major roadway right-of-way: all vehicles entering from a side street have to wait/yield. This is usually controlled by a Stop sign for the side street: have been implemented/enforced for decades worldwide, even in countries with lesser per-capita income than India.
@its_me_ashish_@DriveSmart_IN Wrong. It's the major roadway right-of-way: all vehicles entering from a side street have to wait/yield. This is usually controlled by a Stop sign for the side street: have been implemented/enforced for decades worldwide, even in countries with lesser per-capita income than India
@nextminutenews7 Reckless motorcyclist coming from Yeola should be charged with Section 106 for triggering the chain of events. Apart from horrible road discipline, the terrible road conditions were also a contributing factor.
@Khurpenchinfra This is part civic-sense, but also to do with road design, monitoring by the authorities, and government regulation. This has been fixed long ago by countries with less per capita income than India and with much severe problems.
@iam_preethi You only truly begin to understand the real world through the eyes of your children. This wide view of the world with a human perspective is unmatched anywhere else. But do travel. And take your kids along.
@DriveSmart_IN Two reasons it's the motorcycle rider's fault: was approaching from a minor road to a major road AND should've yielded to traffic on the right. This is apart from other violations like triple riding, lack of helmets, negligent riding, etc.
@DriveSmart_IN Dashcam driver is not at fault. He was driving in a straight line on the major road and wasn't overtaking the motorcycle, which in fact failed to make a stop and should've proceeded ONLY IF the road was clear. (Right-Of-Way at an Uncontrolled Intersection)
@DriveSmart_IN Two reasons it's the motorcycle rider's fault: was approaching from a minor road to a major road AND should've yielded to traffic on the right.
@therahulmittal@zomato@zomatocare ... genuine gratitude for Rahul, and kudos to Zomato for quick and appropriate response and action. Let's also organise an educational fundraiser for the hardworking child. Cheers! (2 of 2)
@therahulmittal@zomato@zomatocare Countless violation of numerous regulations, but I'm sure a lot of good can come out of this incident. Like, alternative/temporary income for the ailing father, effective prevention of delivery person impersonation/switch, educational support for the child, ..(1 of 2)