Video of Ronda Pilipinas Participant Who Gets Into Accident During Race Event
A member of the bike group Ronda Pilipinas counterflowed along the road and accidentally hits a public jeepney during a race event.
Nowadays, road accident has been one of the most common traffic problems not only in the Philippines but also in different countries all around the world. It usually causes injuries and even death to the victims.
The Philippine government is already implementing stricter rules and regulations to prevent such incidents. Unfortunately, there are still a lot of hard-headed and reckless motorists violating the traffic policy.
The authorities also advised cyclists to follow the traffic rules and regulations to avoid accidents.
The Facebook page “Philippines CCTV & DASH CAM Spotted” has shared the video footage of a cyclist who counterflowed and hit a public jeepney during a race event. The video garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the video, it can be seen that the participants of the bike event is driving a little bit fast and counterflowed on the opposite lane. Unfortunately, a public jeepney passed and accident hit one of the participants.
The incident sent the cyclist flying and ended up pummeling on the ground due to the strong impact of the collision. The jeepney driver also stopped to check the biker’s condition and other residents assisted the biker.
The video has been originally posted by a netizen named “jrchoellorda”. According to the uploader, it was a legit event of Ronda Pilipinas and explained that the management and marshalls were at fault.
Here is the full post:
“Ronda Pilipinas yan kailangan huminto ang mga sasakyan pag dumaan sila sa isang lugar.
Management fault kulang sa marshalls.”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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