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A shocking moment of reckless driving unfolded on the roads of Rawalpindi when a motorcyclist was left clinging to the bonnet of a moving car. The incident, captured on video, shows the rider holding tightly onto the front of the vehicle while his motorcycle remained trapped near the car’s front wheel and was dragged along the road surface.
Sparks flew from the motorcycle as it scraped against the asphalt. Despite the dangerous situation, the car continued moving forward with the motorcyclist still positioned on the bonnet and pressed against the front windscreen. The entire sequence has left many viewers deeply concerned about road safety in the city.
City Traffic Officer Farhan Aslam of Rawalpindi quickly responded to the matter. He directed the circle in-charge of Murree Road to register a formal case against those responsible for the incident. The CTO confirmed that all available technical methods are being used to identify and trace both the vehicle and its driver.
“Strict action will be taken against those who put the lives of others at risk,” Aslam stated firmly. Authorities have made it clear that such dangerous behaviour will not be tolerated on the city’s roads.
The exact circumstances that led to the collision remain unclear at this stage. Investigators are still examining how the motorcycle became trapped and why the car did not stop immediately. Questions have also been raised about the performance of Safe City cameras installed in the area. Many residents are asking whether the surveillance system recorded the full incident and whether the footage will assist in identifying the driver.
This episode has once again highlighted the urgent need for better monitoring and stronger enforcement of traffic rules in Rawalpindi. Motorists and riders share the same roads every day, and moments of carelessness can turn into life-threatening situations within seconds.
Traffic police teams continue their efforts to locate the vehicle involved. Officials have assured the public that the investigation is ongoing and that those found responsible will face the full consequences under the law. The safety of every road user remains a top priority for the traffic department as they work to prevent similar incidents in the future.










