1 month ago
Porsche Crashes into Divider on Mumbai Coastal Road
A Porsche car was driving too fast on Mumbai's Coastal Road and crashed into a divider.
The car then hit another car behind it, which had a little girl inside.
The girl got a small injury, but the Porsche driver was okay because the car's airbags opened.
The police are looking into what happened.
This is the second accident on this road in a week.
A few days ago, a car caught fire in a tunnel on the same road.
A Porsche crashed into a divider on Mumbai's Coastal Road after the driver reportedly lost control while speeding.
The Porsche then hit an Ertiga car behind it, injuring a minor girl inside.
The Porsche driver escaped unhurt due to airbag deployment.
The injured girl was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
- Who
- Porsche driver and a minor girl in another car
- What
- Porsche crashed into a divider and hit another car
- Where
- Mumbai Coastal Road, behind Breach Candy Hospital
- When
- Around 8:30 AM on Sunday
- Why
- The Porsche driver was reportedly speeding and lost control of the vehicle
Speeding Driver
Road Safety Measures
Cause of Accident
Speeding Driver
The Porsche driver was speeding, which led to the accident.
Road Safety Measures
The accident highlights the need for better road safety measures and speed control mechanisms.
Key facts
- Vehicle Involved
- Porsche
- Location
- Mumbai Coastal Road, behind Breach Candy Hospital
- Time of Incident
- Around 8:30 AM on Sunday
- Injuries
- Minor girl in another car sustained minor injuries
- Airbag Deployment
- Yes, airbags deployed in the Porsche
- Investigation
- Police have launched an investigation
- Previous Incident
- A car caught fire in the Coastal Road tunnel a few days ago
Quotes
Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Satyanarayan Chaudhari
Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) in Mumbai
“The fire is extinguished. North-bound traffic has already started. One lane of the south-bound carriageway will be opened within 10 minutes. All officers and staff are present at the spot. Traffic will be normal soon.”
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