On April 27, a traffic accident occurred in Dalian, Liaoning Province.
The incident occurred on a non-motorized road on a highway.
At the time, two professionally equipped and experienced cyclists were riding on this section.
They drive very well and strictly follow the traffic rules.
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At the time of the accident, a black new energy vehicle approached from behind and tried to drive side by side with the bicycle.
However, at this moment, a small blue car was driving into the nearby shop, temporarily blocking the bicycle road.
After the blue car drove away, the bicycle rider was about to accelerate again, when the black new energy vehicle suddenly changed lanes to the right without turning signals and honking, intending to drive into the roadside auto repair shop.
As a result of a sudden lane change, the bicycle in front made contact with the black car.
Luckily, the bike rider reacted quickly and leaned against the car with his body, avoiding a more serious impact.
They slid at a slower pace for about a dozen meters before stopping.
At this time, the co-driver of the car, a man wearing a peaked cap and black sunglasses, got out of the car and did not first ask the bicycle rider about his safety, but directly checked his vehicle for damage.
After the inspection, he actually said "the car is fine", and then walked in the direction of the garage.
This indifferent attitude shocked and angered the two cyclists.
They questioned the co-pilot as to why he didn't ask about the safety of the person first and was concerned about the vehicle. The co-pilot man just shrugged his shoulders and didn't seem to care.
At the same time, the cameras on the bike had already recorded the entire incident, and one of the cyclists decided to call the police to deal with it.
At this point, the driver of the black car also got out of the car. Unlike the co-pilot, the driver showed politeness, first apologizing to the cyclist and asking if they were injured.
Eventually, considering the driver's sincerity and apology, the two cyclists decided not to escalate the matter further, accepted the driver's apology and left the scene.
Hot comments from netizens
Isn't human life worse than car paint?
The attitude after the fact alone is enough to make people angry. The car was parked, but the brother ignored the cyclist he had hit, and without looking back, he went to check his bike for scratches.
What's the situation? Is human life worse than car paint? It's not a joke, it's really unbearable.
And, when the cyclist confronted him, he looked so bold that it was unbelievable.
Fortunately, the driver of this car is still a little humane, and he came out to apologize quickly, and he seems to be quite sincere. This is also a little consolation in this farce.
In accordance with the Road Traffic Safety Act
The driver's behavior can be said to be a typical illegal operation.
Changing lanes without turning signals is a serious traffic offense in itself, which poses a great safety hazard to oncoming vehicles and parallel non-motorized vehicles.
After the accident, as a passenger of the vehicle, although he had no direct legal obligation to deal with the accident, from the perspective of moral and social responsibility, his behavior showed a very poor sense of public morality and disregard for public safety.
When it comes to actually dealing with this situation, the driver and the owner of the car need to bear the main responsibility.
This includes, but is not limited to: compensation to the victim, acceptance of penalties from the traffic management department, etc. If the accident has serious consequences, it may also face more serious legal liability.
And this co-pilot, if he is the owner of the car or has management responsibility for the vehicle, may also be considered one of the people responsible for the accident.
Although the law deals with the driver, this does not exempt the co-driver from his moral responsibility and the legal responsibility that he may bear in practice.
generally
Drivers, especially those like this co-pilot, really have to reflect on yourself, your every move is not only related to your own safety, but also to the safety of others' lives.
It's not on the race track, it's on the public road, and every operation shouldn't be just thinking about yourself.
What do you think?
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