1 month ago
BEST Bus Crashes in Borivali East
A bus in Mumbai had an accident late at night.
The bus driver was trying to avoid hitting a motorcyclist who suddenly came in front of the bus.
The bus hit a divider on the side of the road instead.
No one was hurt, and the bus was taken away.
The police are looking into what happened, but no official report has been filed yet.
A BEST wet-lease bus crashed into a road divider in Borivali East.
The accident occurred at 11:20 pm on Sunday on Route A-462/34 from Magathane depot.
The bus was traveling from Vaishali Nagar towards Borivali East.
The driver swerved to avoid a motorcyclist who suddenly cut across the bus's path.
No injuries were reported, and the bus was towed to Magathane depot.
- Who
- BEST wet-lease bus driver and an unidentified motorcyclist
- What
- A bus crashed into a road divider after swerving to avoid a motorcyclist
- Where
- Daulat Nagar bus stop, Borivali East
- When
- 11:20 pm on Sunday
- Why
- The bus driver swerved to avoid a motorcyclist who suddenly cut across the vehicle's path
Driver's Perspective
Motorcyclist's Perspective
Cause of the Accident
Driver's Perspective
The bus driver swerved to avoid a motorcyclist who suddenly cut across the vehicle's path.
Motorcyclist's Perspective
The motorcyclist may have had a valid reason for cutting across the path, such as avoiding another obstacle.
Key facts
- Location
- Daulat Nagar bus stop, Borivali East
- Time of Accident
- 11:20 pm on Sunday
- Route
- A-462/34 from Magathane depot
- Direction of Travel
- Vaishali Nagar towards Borivali East
- Injuries
- None reported
- FIR Registered
- No
Sources
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