Bengaluru Rider Narrowly Escapes Tanker After Pothole Causes Bike Crash

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A motorcyclist in Bengaluru had a near-fatal encounter after his bike hit a pothole, causing him to lose control. The incident was captured on video, highlighting the dangers of poorly maintained roads. A tanker approaching from behind failed to notice the fallen rider in time. The vehicle subsequently ran over the motorcycle, though the rider managed to escape being crushed. The incident has reignited concerns about road safety and pothole-related accidents in the city.

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