Lady riding scooty in Udupi miraculously escaped death on 2022-03-08

The lady in her scooty had a miraculously escaped death n the mishap which occurred in Udupi, Karnataka on 2022-03-08 in broad day light. 

Pedestrians, two wheelers, four wheelers tend to make the same kind of mistake almost all over the world. 
The lady could have easily waited for about 1 - 2 minutes and allowed the parked bus to pass by. That would have enabled her to have a clear view on her right and stay clear of the blind spot looming large. 
Posting video of the incident is aimed at sensitizing fellow roadies in Indian Roadie and associated forums. 
When on the road, always remain High On Cognition. 
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Bike ride on narrow road between sea and river near Pithrody Beach near Udupi in KA during monsoons 2019

Udupi - Pithrody Beach - Jog falls - Gokarna - Murdeshwar - Udupi monsoon ride 2019.

The feeling of riding on a narrow road with two different types of water bodies, viz. Arabian Sea on one side and river on the other is just so amazingly satisfying.
The videos were shot on a 10 km stretch from Mattu Beach to Malpe Beach near Udupi in Karnataka, a little north of Mangalore.

Courtesy: Utkarsh Thakkar (gujju.rider)
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Karnataka doctor's card swiped for Rs 4 lakh instead of Rs 40 at toll booth near Udupi

Toll attendant swiped Rs 4 lakh instead of Rs 40 from a doctor's debit card at Gundmi toll gate on the Kochi-Mumbai National Highway near Udupi around 10.30pm 2017-03-14, Saturday. The toll gate is 18 kms from Udupi, Karnataka.
The Mysuru-based doctor, who cops could identify only as Dr Rao, was travelling in his chauffeur-driven car to Mumbai via the coast. Around 10.30pm, he gave his debit card to pay the Rs 40 toll. The attendant, after swiping the card, gave the POS receipt and and toll receipt to the doctor.
When he received a text message that Rs 4 lakh had been debited from his account, he brought it to the notice of the toll gate staff. They refused to acknowledge their mistake, even after about two hours of the doctor's efforts to retrieve his money.
The doctor proceeded to Kota, which is about 5 kms from the toll gate, and went to the police station there around 1am to file a complaint. He returned to the toll gate with the head constable.
Finally, the toll booth personnel admitted the attendant had entered the wrong amount and offered to reimburse the excess amount by cheque. But the doctor insisted he wanted the entire amount in cash.
The toll gate personnel contacted senior officials of the collection company and made arrangements to pay the Rs 3,99,960 in cash around 4am. Police said the company usually has a daily collection of around Rs 8 lakh at Gundmi gate.

(Source: The Times of India dated 2017-03-14)