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It hurts both of you and your heart hurts so much! A cow riding a cow hits a middle-aged woman on a motorcycle in the middle of an intersection in front of a pair of cows. Fades like a dead face
Accidents between cars and motorcycles and animals are often seen in the news. Especially on provincial routes Frequently see news of cars or animals colliding with cars or running in the face However, if the animal has an owner, it can be negotiated between the victims on both sides.
Similar to the Facebook page, the highway buffalo shared footage of the CCTV incident from a TikTok app user named benz_sale1 to an accident at an intersection. With both cars AND motorcycles traveling huddled together At that time a herd of cows was walking in the middle of the road But suddenly, a brown cow got up and mounted the black bull. Like mating in the middle of an intersection in broad daylight Shocked, the black cow ran and collided with the aunt on a motorcycle at the intersection.
Until the aunt who was riding a motorcycle fell in the middle of the road, but fortunately, the man who was riding a motorcycle saw the incident so he went down to help the slightly injured aunt. Including the owner of the cow rushed to help the aunt and lifted the motorcycle, but the other two cows instead, walked silently in the middle of the herd. Making the social world show a lot of clips
For legal The Road Traffic Law 2522, Section 111 prohibits any person from driving, chasing or releasing animals on the road in a way that obstructs traffic and there is insufficient control. If it is violated, it may be subject to a fine of no more than 500 baht.
In addition, if the driver is injured the owner of the cow can also be accused of negligence, causing other bodily harm. That has a fine and prison Depending on the severity of the injured
Regarding the claim, the owner of the cow must compensate the owner of the car. But if the owner of the car drives fast or recklessly Pays too much careless Who cares less, pays less. Click on the event clip.
Thanks to information from The Buffalo Offroad Page, Legal Page, and CatDumb News
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