During the program Direct Impactof Guatevisionanalysts commented on a video that shows a group of motorcyclists stopped at a red light on the Atanasio Tzul roadzone 12, and that then accelerate simultaneously. Program participants warned that these actions put drivers and pedestrians at risk.
A video circulating on social networks shows an alleged clandestine biker race in the Atanasio Tzul roadzone 12 of the capital. In the images, several motorcyclists are seen stopped at a red light, apparently waiting for the light to change to move at high speed.
During the program Direct Impactof Guatevisionit was indicated that motorcyclists “take off” when the traffic light enables passage, which, according to analysts, represents a high risk.
One of the comments highlighted that these types of practices “put their lives and those of other road users at risk.” It was also recalled that similar events have been reported in other sectors, such as the surroundings of the La Aurora International Airport and the museum circuit.
Analysts described these actions as reckless behavior.
“It’s good that it was just their life; imagine if a car or a person ran into them,” it was said during the program.
It was also pointed out that the authorities could reinforce monitoring through surveillance cameras. “There are cameras throughout the city,” it was stated, mentioning that municipal control systems could serve to alert the public. National Civil Police about these trips.
Call for controls and prevention
The program insisted that the traffic authorities they must pay attention to these groupsbecause they usually change location. “It’s not that difficult these days,” it was said, referring to the use of cameras and monitoring centers.
Analysts warned that these practices could end in regrettable events.
“I hope that we do not have to regret situations that have gotten out of control due to these imprudence,” they expressed.
The authorities have reiterated the call to respect the traffic rules and avoid behaviors that may cause accidents on public roads.
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