Uzbekistan

In Samarkand, a Malibu driver almost hit eight pedestrians at a crossing

In Samarkand, the driver of a Malibu vehicle failed to yield to eight pedestrians at a crossing and performed a dangerous maneuver. Among those crossing the road was a woman with a baby stroller. A video of the incident spread on social networks. The footage shows the car approaching the pedestrian crossing at high speed and nearly striking the people. The pedestrians managed to notice the car in time and avoid […]

In Samarkand, a Malibu driver nearly hit eight pedestrians at a crossing

In Samarkand, the driver of a Malibu car failed to yield to eight pedestrians at a crossing and performed a dangerous maneuver. Among the people crossing the road was a woman with a baby stroller.

The footage shows the car approaching the pedestrian crossing at high speed and nearly hitting the people. The pedestrians managed to notice the car in time and avoid a collision.

According to the Road Safety Department of the Samarkand region, the incident occurred on September 8 at 22:20 on Mirzo Ulugbek Street in Samarkand.

It was established that the driver of the Malibu 2, by failing to yield to the pedestrians, flagrantly violated traffic rules, posing a threat to the lives and health of eight people.

The driver's identity has been established. A preventive talk was held with him.

The driver himself explained the incident by saying he was in a hurry, and while driving, according to him, problems with the brakes arose. He stated that because of this, he changed lanes from the first to the third to avoid a collision.

"God protected me from hitting the pedestrians. I apologize a thousand times to the citizens, to those pedestrians, and to the traffic police officers. This will not happen again. I regret what I did," the driver said.

An administrative protocol has been drawn up against the man under Article 128-10 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan ("Road hooliganism").

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