A 20-year-old male rider on Quanquan East Road, Beiping City, fell and slid while "bowling", affecting 2 cars and injuring 2 people

A man surnamed Chen was riding a motorcycle straight along Minquan East Road when he suddenly lost control and fell.

A "serial" car accident occurred at Section 5 of Minquan East Road in Songshan District, Taipei City at about 9 a.m. today. A 20-year-old man surnamed Chen was riding a motorcycle going straight along Minquan East Road. He suddenly lost control while changing lanes at the intersection of Fuyuan Street. Chen fell to the left and fell. The man and the motorcycle slid forward and hit another motorcycle that was about to exit the parking space. The two motorcycles also affected a cleaning vehicle parked in front, causing damage to three vehicles and injuring two people.

Police investigation revealed that a total of 3 drivers were involved in the accident. After the crash, the motorcycle's front and body were cracked and damaged in many places, and his knees and feet were injured. The motorcycle of a 35-year-old male rider named Wang, who was preparing to start from the parking grid, was affected. The front and left side of the vehicle were damaged, and Wang's buttocks were bruised. As for the cleaning truck parked in the grid, the rear left rear of the vehicle was slightly bruised, but the 58-year-old driver named Cai was not injured.

After receiving the report, the Songshan Traffic Team rushed to the scene and tested the three drivers. No drunk driving or drug driving was found. The police have now classified the case as an injury traffic accident, and the detailed responsibility for the accident has yet to be clarified.

Another motorcycle that was about to exit the parking space was hit innocently.

The two motorcycles also affected a cleaning vehicle parked in front, causing damage to a total of three vehicles and injuring two people.