Road rage turn ugly, Tata Safari driver rams Toyota Fortuner in severe clash

In yet another shocking road rage incident in India, a Safari driver was captured ramming his SUV into a Toyota Fortuner, causing significant damage to both the vehicles and leaving multiple people injured. The incident happened in Ambernath region in Thane. While the reason behind the shocking incident is not yet known, it appears to be an escalated incident of road rage.
As seen in the viral video circulating on social media, the Fortuner, carrying women and children in the back seats, was subjected to a terrifying incident of road rage. The Safari driver first recklessly maneuvered his SUV dangerously close to the Fortuner from the right side, injuring at least two people and dragging another along. After that, instead of stopping, the driver escalated the situation by reversing his car and then speeding forward to intentionally collide head-on with the Fortuner. As the Fortuner was violently dragged back, bystanders attempting to calm the situation were caught off guard, with some getting trapped under the vehicle, resulting in what appeared to be serious injuries.

Additional footage captured by bystanders from various angles showed significant damage to both SUVs. The Fortuner’s front end was particularly battered, with its grille, front doors, and headlamps shattered. Smoke could be seen billowing from both vehicles, highlighting the severity of the collision. The videos from the incident have been going viral on social media and so far, there is no information available as to why this happened.

Fortuner vs Safari road rage: What to do when you find yourself in such a situation?

In a road rage incident, the best response is to stay calm and avoid escalating the situation. Do not engage with the aggressive driver and refrain from responding to verbal taunts or getting out of the vehicle. You should try to distance yourself from the other vehicle by changing lanes.

Lock your doors and keep your windows up. If you feel threatened, call the police and provide them with details of the situation, including the location and description of the other vehicle.