Indian roads are notoriously unpredictable, with various hazards posing risks to motorists. Speeding and reckless driving are common culprits behind accidents, leading authorities to install speed breakers to control vehicle speeds within city limits. However, many of these speed breakers are poorly designed, contributing to accidents instead of preventing them.
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An incident involving a Kia Seltos SUV in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, highlights this issue. The SUV, owned by Abhishek Sharma, got stuck on an improperly constructed speed breaker near Parking No. 10. Despite his efforts to free the vehicle, Sharma had to call for assistance and spend money to resolve the situation. His social media post criticized the authorities for their negligence, noting that such poorly designed speed breakers frequently cause vehicles to get stuck.