Car enters Taoyuan night market and collides with motorcycle, tire runs over rider's foot

Zhang Nan drove his car into the Taoyuan Night Market where the road was not wide. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)

Taoyuan Night Market was crowded with people at around 8pm yesterday (12th), but a car drove in and accidentally hit the motorcycle. The tire also ran over the sole of the rider's foot. The police and police were called to the scene to deal with the incident. The culprit is yet to be clarified by the police.

At that time, a man surnamed Zhang was driving a car along Zhengkang 1st Street in Taoyuan District toward Beipu Road. This section of the road was the Taoyuan Night Market in the evening, and there were vendors and people visiting the night market. Zhang drove the car in, leaving the people who witnessed the scene dumbfounded.

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Because the road was not wide and he did not pay attention to the road conditions ahead, the car driven by Zhang accidentally collided with the motorcycle, and the tire also ran over the sole of the rider's foot, causing injuries. After receiving the report, the police immediately rushed to the scene to deal with the accident, and notified the fire fighters to come to the scene to assist in the rescue. After testing, it was found that neither party was drinking. The responsibility for the subsequent accident is being clarified by the police.

The Taoyuan Police Station stated that drivers should always pay attention to the situation in front of the vehicle, slow down when passing through intersections and turning, be courteous and pay attention to the surrounding traffic to maintain the safety of themselves and other passers-by.

Zhang Nan drove his car into the Taoyuan Night Market where the road was not wide. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)

Zhang Nan drove his car into the Taoyuan Night Market where the road was not wide and accidentally hit a motorcycle rider. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)

Zhang Nan drove his car into the Taoyuan Night Market where the road was not wide and accidentally hit a motorcycle rider. (Photo by reporter Zheng Shuting)