While riding a motorcycle while glued to his phone, the young man crashes into the truck and the unexpected ending

The young man was riding a motorcycle but his eyes were "glued" to his phone, as soon as he approached the truck parked on the sidewalk, he could not handle it. As a result, the young man hit the rear of the car hard and fell onto the road.

Many people have the habit of using mobile phones anywhere and anytime, even when walking on the street or driving traffic. This action can lead to dangerous accidents, such as the situation below.

The first situation captured by the camera shows the moment a young man uses a motorbike to move, but his eyes are "glued" to the mobile phone screen in his hand, instead of looking at the road.

Because he was so focused on his smartphone, the young man did not see a truck parked on the side of the road. The aftermath of the strong stabbing caused the boy to fall and appear to be in great pain. Fortunately, this accident situation did not cause serious consequences, as the victim was able to get up immediately after the fall.

The clip after posting has received attention in the online community. Many argue that the fault lies entirely with the young man in distress, because if this person had looked at the road, instead of staring at the smartphone screen, the accident would not have happened.

"Just move and stare at the smartphone screen like that, if you don't touch the truck, this young man will also cause an accident for other pedestrians," one netizen commented.

The 2nd accident because of using a phone while traveling through the railway junction was knocked over by an oncoming train.

On social media, sharing a video of the accident between a motorbike and a train left many viewers heartbroken. According to CCTV footage, at around 8:34 a.m. on Oct. 3, on a stretch of residential road intersecting with the railway, the man was riding a motorcycle while looking at his phone, when the train approached and honked, the startled man realized but it was too late.

The strong collision with the train caused the motorcycle and its operator to be thrown to the side of the road.

According to PV's research, the accident occurred in Viet Hung commune, Dong Anh district, Hanoi. Luckily the man driving the motorcycle fell outside, sustaining only minor injuries.

The video after posting has received thousands of comments and shares from the online community, most of which said that motorcyclists received appropriate "lessons" when driving while "glued" to their phones.

"Walking while glued to the phone so much that the train does not know, really", "Life lesson for uncle, the old men carry the cuffs", "Why can't you see a guard, it is dangerous, luckily it does not affect your life", were some of the comments left by viewers.

The clip of the accident also shows that just one moment of distraction in traffic, an accident can suddenly strike. Therefore, it is required that road users must always focus on the road to have a safe way to handle the situation.

The above 2 situations are considered a warning for those who have the habit of using mobile phones anytime, anywhere. Too attentive use of smartphones will cause users to be distracted, not paying attention to their surroundings as well as not paying attention to the work they are doing, which can lead to dangerous accidents.

In fact, there have been many serious, even fatal accidents, occurring because of the habit of using smartphones anywhere, even while in traffic on the road.

The behavior of using a mobile phone while riding can be one of the causes of traffic accidents. Therefore, the law has specific regulations and penalties for this act.

According to Decree 100/2019/ND-CP: Persons operating vehicles using umbrellas (umbrellas), mobile phones, audio equipment except hearing aids are fined from VND 600,000 - 1,000,000. In addition, violators are also deprived of their driving license for 1-3 months.

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