Some old rider (my grandfather, now almost 90) once told me that I really had to be careful when out there on the streets, even if I was not speeding and I would be driving/ riding really prudent.
"If you see a horse and carriage approach the crossroads, you'd better know what's on that horse's mind!"he told me. I tried to heed this advice and so far I'm still in one piece, fast cars and slow ones alike, bicycles and motorbikes, and all.
The scooter rider in our movie, couldn't of course know that the stupid car driver was about to cut him off, in sheer disregard of what's probably the basic rule for public roads circulation: look around for the other vehicles, for you're not alone!
Despite the scooter drifting to the right-side making us fear for the rider's foot being possibly crushed between bike and car, the biker looks to have made it ok after flying over the car's bonnet and being thrashed a bit rolling on the asphalt.
Having taped the accident by two cameras, the lady will hopefully remember the fine for a long time.
The scooter rider in our movie, couldn't of course know that the stupid car driver was about to cut him off, in sheer disregard of what's probably the basic rule for public roads circulation: look around for the other vehicles, for you're not alone!
Despite the scooter drifting to the right-side making us fear for the rider's foot being possibly crushed between bike and car, the biker looks to have made it ok after flying over the car's bonnet and being thrashed a bit rolling on the asphalt.
Having taped the accident by two cameras, the lady will hopefully remember the fine for a long time.
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