A video reportedly circulating online shows a speeding car crashing into a Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycle near a roundabout in Kolkata, West Bengal. The impact appears to send the motorcycle flying into the air.

However, the exact location, circumstances of the collision and condition of those involved have not been independently confirmed.

Dramatic Collision Caught on Camera

The video shows a speeding car approaching a roundabout before colliding with a Royal Enfield Bullet motorcycle. The impact appears forceful enough to throw the bike into the air, creating a frightening scene.

Details of the Incident Remain Unclear

The exact location of the collision in Kolkata has not been established. It is also unclear what led to the crash or whether the motorcycle rider and car occupants suffered injuries.

Video Circulates Online

The footage is reportedly being shared online, drawing attention to the dangers of speeding and road accidents. However, the video alone does not establish who was at fault.

Road Safety Concerns

The incident serves as a reminder for motorists to maintain safe speeds, remain alert near roundabouts and follow traffic rules. Even a moment of negligence can result in a serious collision.

Note: The location, cause of the crash and condition of those involved remain unverified.

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