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WATCH: Alwar Driver Climbs Onto Moving Truck, Dances On Roof In Shocking Viral Video

A dangerous road stunt by a truck driver in Rajasthan's Alwar has sparked outrage after a video of the incident surfaced on social media. The driver allegedly climbed out of the moving vehicle and stood on its roof while the heavy trailer continued travelling along the road. The incident was reportedly captured near Lohia's Tibara in the Udyog Nagar police station area of Alwar. The driver's…

WATCH: Alwar Driver Climbs Onto Moving Truck, Dances On Roof In Shocking Viral Video

A shocking video has emerged from Alwar, Rajasthan, showing a truck driver performing a dangerous stunt by climbing onto the roof of a moving trailer while the heavy vehicle continued traveling down the road. The incident, captured near Lohia's Tibara in the Udyog Nagar police station area, has sparked outrage and calls for severe consequences.

The driver is seen leaving his seat and dancing atop the trailer as other vehicles approach, putting his own life and the safety of pedestrians and motorists at risk. The reckless act has left many people on the road frightened, with some motorists even reversing to maintain a safe distance.

Transport authorities and local residents are demanding strict action against the driver following the viral video. They argue that leaving the driver's position while the vehicle is in motion severely compromises road safety and increases the risk of a collision. Heavy vehicles like trucks require constant control and careful handling, especially in areas with pedestrians and other traffic.

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