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Crime
CCTV captures two riders flung into air after speeding bike hits car in J&K
✍️ India Today
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 08:43 PM
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CCTV footage from Jammu and Kashmir shows a high-speed collision between a motorcycle and a car, resulting in two riders being thrown into the air.
A dramatic traffic incident in Jammu and Kashmir has been captured on CCTV, showing the moment a speeding motorcycle collided with a car. The footage reveals the violent impact, which caused two individuals riding the bike to be flung into the air.
The video highlights the dangers of high-speed riding on the roads in the region. At the time of the collision, the motorcycle was moving at a significant velocity, leading to the severe loss of control and the subsequent accident.
While the specific location within Jammu and Kashmir and the immediate medical status of the injured riders have not been detailed in the initial reports, the visual evidence underscores the severity of the crash. Authorities are likely to review the footage to determine the exact cause of the accident and assess the extent of the injuries.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with speeding and the importance of road safety measures for both two-wheeler and four-wheeler drivers.
The video highlights the dangers of high-speed riding on the roads in the region. At the time of the collision, the motorcycle was moving at a significant velocity, leading to the severe loss of control and the subsequent accident.
While the specific location within Jammu and Kashmir and the immediate medical status of the injured riders have not been detailed in the initial reports, the visual evidence underscores the severity of the crash. Authorities are likely to review the footage to determine the exact cause of the accident and assess the extent of the injuries.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with speeding and the importance of road safety measures for both two-wheeler and four-wheeler drivers.