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Hong Kong Food Delivery Motorcycle VS Road Repair Truck

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A fatal car accident occurred on the Tsing Ma Bridge. A 22-year-old knight surnamed Lam Tit hit the rear of a construction vehicle at noon today (October 18) and died of severe injuries. A vehicle Cam clip clearly captured the moment of the incident. It can be seen that the motorcycle was driving along the left lane at that time, with a stable speed and stable body. However, even when the motorcycle was quite close to the construction vehicle, the motorcycle still did not slow down significantly. Later, the motorcycle hit the rear of the engineering vehicle, making a loud noise. The rear of the engineering vehicle was dented, and the trunk of the iron rider flew into the air. This shows the huge impact at that time. In addition, although the construction vehicle had flashing lights and warning lights on both gantry sections at the time of the incident, no ice cream cones or warning signs were placed on the road behind the construction vehicle.

It is understood that the deceased, whose foreign name was Dennis, loved motorcycles during his lifetime and would go out for recreation and take photos together from time to time. After the accident, a large number of relatives and friends rushed to the hospital to wait and learn about the incident. Everyone looked sad. Ms. Lin, the deceased's sister who lived with the deceased, said that Dennis had just finished delivering goods when the incident occurred. He set out from Tung Chung with the intention of returning to his residence in Kwai Chung to rest and prepare to continue working in the afternoon, but he unexpectedly encountered an unexpected accident.

Ms. Lin said that their family has six brothers and sisters, and Dennis is the last one. He is unmarried and lives with his parents and Ms. Lin herself. Ms. Lin also mentioned that Dennis is very filial and is the breadwinner of the family. He usually contributes half of his salary to the household. Ms. Lin also said that Dennis’ birthday is next Tuesday (October 22), and he plans to travel to Taiwan next Thursday (October 24) to celebrate, but unfortunately “he has not been able to celebrate his birthday.”

As for motorcycles, Ms. Lin mentioned that Dennis used to have a larger-horsepower motorcycle, but he fell down in a traffic accident a few months ago and sold it under the advice of his family. Only the smaller-horsepower motorcycle that happened in the accident was left. Motorcycle. Ms. Lin also mentioned that Dennis would install a car camera on his helmet on weekdays. "I know his daily habits." Unfortunately, he did not find a car camera today and was very confused about this.

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LUCAS CPR Device

[akham]

It must be the TMCA's fault. The combination of the flashing overhead warning sign and the bright yellow vehicle parked in the lane was obviously insufficient to warn the rider!

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Did the delivery guy think the truck would magically disappear?

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Originally Posted by terrence ↗

News

A fatal car accident occurred on the Tsing Ma Bridge. A 22-year-old knight surnamed Lam Tit hit the rear of a construction vehicle at noon today (October 18) and died of severe injuries. A vehicle Cam clip clearly captured the moment of the incident. It can be seen that the motorcycle was driving along the left lane at that time, with a stable speed and stable body. However, even when the motorcycle was quite close to the construction vehicle, the motorcycle still did not slow down significantly. Later, the motorcycle hit the rear of the engineering vehicle, making a loud noise. The rear of the engineering vehicle was dented, and the trunk of the iron rider flew into the air. This shows the huge impact at that time. In addition, although the construction vehicle had flashing lights and warning lights on both gantry sections at the time of the incident, no ice cream cones or warning signs were placed on the road behind the construction vehicle.

It is understood that the deceased, whose foreign name was Dennis, loved motorcycles during his lifetime and would go out for recreation and take photos together from time to time. After the accident, a large number of relatives and friends rushed to the hospital to wait and learn about the incident. Everyone looked sad. Ms. Lin, the deceased's sister who lived with the deceased, said that Dennis had just finished delivering goods when the incident occurred. He set out from Tung Chung with the intention of returning to his residence in Kwai Chung to rest and prepare to continue working in the afternoon, but he unexpectedly encountered an unexpected accident.

Ms. Lin said that their family has six brothers and sisters, and Dennis is the last one. He is unmarried and lives with his parents and Ms. Lin herself. Ms. Lin also mentioned that Dennis is very filial and is the breadwinner of the family. He usually contributes half of his salary to the household. Ms. Lin also said that Dennis’ birthday is next Tuesday (October 22), and he plans to travel to Taiwan next Thursday (October 24) to celebrate, but unfortunately “he has not been able to celebrate his birthday.”

As for motorcycles, Ms. Lin mentioned that Dennis used to have a larger-horsepower motorcycle, but he fell down in a traffic accident a few months ago and sold it under the advice of his family. Only the smaller-horsepower motorcycle that happened in the accident was left. Motorcycle. Ms. Lin also mentioned that Dennis would install a car camera on his helmet on weekdays. "I know his daily habits." Unfortunately, he did not find a car camera today and was very confused about this.

That was funny as shit and well worth the read!

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Dude was a bug on the windshield