Two traffic accidents occurred in Xiufeng District, Guilin, Mainland China. The culprits were actually a couple. The cause of the accidents was running a red light. (Picture/Flipping Baidu)
A woman driving an electric car in Xiufeng District, Guilin, mainland China ran a red light and ran into the rear of a bus that was running normally. Fortunately, she was not injured. Not long after, the police received another report that a man on a bicycle ran a red light and had sex with Lan Baojian. The two sports cars collided with each other. Unexpectedly, the perpetrators of the two accidents turned out to be a couple.
comprehensiveLu MediaAccording to reports, two accidents occurred on a zebra crossing in Xiufeng District, Guilin, only 40 minutes apart, and the culprits were a couple. The cause of the accidents was both running a red light. At 10:30 a.m. on the same day, the police were informed that there was an accident on Zhongyin Road. A woman driving an electric car ran a red light on a zebra crossing and hit the rear of a bus that was running normally. Fortunately, the woman was not injured. The two parties have negotiated privately. The police also educated and punished the woman.
After 40 minutes, the Xiufeng traffic police received another report at 11:10 a.m. that there was another collision between a sports car and a bicycle on Zhongyin Road. The reason was that a man on a bicycle ran a red light. A couple; the police checked the on-site surveillance and found that when the man was riding a bicycle through the intersection, he ignored the red light and crossed the road along the zebra crossing, and hit the rear of the sports car that was running normally, resulting in an obvious scratch on the rear of the sports car.
Wang Kun, a policeman from the Accident Squadron of the Xiufeng Brigade of the Guilin Public Security Bureau, pointed out that the owner of the Lamborghini sports car said that the repair cost of the accident was about 20,000 yuan (RMB, about NT$88,000). The man who caused the accident was not required to pay full compensation, but only 2,000 yuan (RMB, about NT$8,800). The police also punished and educated the man.