Bhiwandi Road Accident: Ola Cab Crashes Into Concrete Divider On Rajiv Gandhi Flyover, Sparks Safety Concerns
Bhiwandi: A late-night accident on the Rajiv Gandhi Flyover in Bhiwandi has once again raised concerns over road safety after an Ola cab rammed into an RCC divider placed on the flyover leaving the car’s front end badly damaged and a tyre burst. The driver and passenger escaped unhurt but the incident briefly disrupted traffic and renewed questions over the visibility and placement of the…
On a dark night, a late-night accident occurred on the Rajiv Gandhi Flyover in Bhiwandi, leading to renewed concerns over road safety. An Ola cab crashed into an RCC divider, causing significant damage to the vehicle's front end and a burst tyre. Despite the impact, both the driver and passenger emerged unharmed, offering some relief despite the alarming circumstances.
According to the eyewitness account, the Ola car was travelling from Vanjarpatti Naka towards Kalyan when the driver was momentarily blinded by the intense headlights of oncoming vehicles. This temporary loss of vision prevented the driver from properly judging the position of the RCC divider, resulting in the unfortunate collision. The impact was severe, damaging the front portion of the car and bursting a tyre.
The incident caused a temporary disruption in traffic flow on the flyover, leading to a traffic jam for a short duration. Traffic wardens and police personnel arrived promptly at the scene following reports of the accident. The damaged Ola cab was subsequently removed from the flyover, allowing traffic to return to normalcy.
The incident has once again brought attention to the placement and visibility of RCC dividers along the Rajiv Gandhi Flyover. Motorists have expressed concerns regarding the difficulty in spotting these concrete barriers at night, particularly due to the glare from oncoming headlights. This issue has prompted calls for the installation of additional reflective tape, reflective markers, and warning signs on the dividers to enhance their visibility and provide drivers with ample time to react.
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The source emphasizes the need for proper street lighting and clear visibility of the barriers at night to minimize the risk of further collisions.
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