Anyone driving heavy vehicles should be extremely careful on the road, especially when driving a loaded vehicle. There are several examples of truck drivers who act differently and often drive without thinking, which in most cases does not end well. Here we have a video where a truck hit a Hyundai Exter from behind on an Indian highway.
The video was shared by Nikhil Rana on his YouTube channel and was originally posted by another vlogger. The exact location where this accident occurred is currently unknown. In this video we see a Hyundai Exter being rear-ended by a truck on a highway with shards of glass from the rear window littering the road.
The front of Hyundai’s entry-level SUV was also damaged in the accident when the Exter crashed into the divider on the highway. The front of the SUV rested on the bulkhead while the rear of the Exter rested on the front bumper of the truck. The rear right door of the Exter had a large dent and the front of the SUV also looks damaged.
It doesn’t look like a high-speed accident, and the subcompact SUV has held its shape well. Many customers have recently been paying attention to the quality of workmanship of vehicles when buying a new car. When launching the Exter, Hyundai had mentioned that it had worked hard to improve the build quality of the vehicle. Only the bumper, headlight, tailgate and tailgate were damaged in this case.
We have seen several videos of Hyundai Exter accidents, but this one is probably the biggest. It appears that all occupants of the Exter survived the accident without any major injuries. It is still unclear whether the Hyundai Exter driver braked in front of the truck or whether the truck driver drove carelessly on the highway.
The truck can also be seen in the rightmost lane, which is normally used for overtaking other vehicles. It is entirely possible that the truck driver lost control while overtaking another vehicle. It is also possible that the external driver changed lanes while overtaking the truck without paying attention to the ORVM.
In this case, heavy vehicles such as trucks should always stay in the left lane on the highway, which is reserved for slow-moving or heavy vehicles. The middle lane is for fast vehicles and the rightmost lane is the fast lane. When you finish overtaking a vehicle, change lanes and return to your corresponding lane.
Many Indian drivers miss lane driving, which often leads to a chaotic situation on the road, especially during rush hours. When standing behind a truck on the highway, always maintain a safe distance.
If you want to overtake, make sure the truck driver has seen your vehicle before overtaking. In addition, never slow down in front of a heavy vehicle after overtaking, as the braking distance of such loaded trucks is longer than that of a normal car, which could lead to an accident.
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