Speeding car creates havoc, hits bikers, underpass wall

Our Correspondent

Gurugram, Updated At : 02:14 AM Sep 15, 2025 IST

A grab of the accident footage.

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Speeding once again caused havoc in Gurugram when, on Friday late evening, a black Hyundai car approaching the U-turn for the underpass to the Ambience Mall on the Gurugram-Delhi road went out of control — hit two bikers and then collided with the wall of the underpass.

The accident was captured in the dash cam of a car coming from behind. It is going viral on social media. As per the video, the car sways as the driver takes the U-turn, hitting the bikers, before colliding with the wall of the underpass. There was an explosion which made other drivers stop for a while. The police said no complaint had been registered.

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