VIDEO: the moment when an electric scooter user was crushed in Mexico City

The moment a motorist crashed a Mexican scooter user (Video: @laucasillas)

The user of an electric scooter was struck by a motorist who did not respect the stop light, when they traveled at the intersection of the streets of Medellin and Baja California, in colony rome, in Mexico City.

In a video broadcast by Laura Casillas, journalist at Azteca News, this is the moment when the fire turns red and The driver of a gray Jetta advanced despite the fact that the rest of the traffic stopped.

In the recording too It was observed how the skateboard user was driving near the sidewalk and crossing the street.

The accident occurred when the motorist turned left and struck the man riding the scooter.

The man who was wearing a black suit and drove skateboard flewafter being hit by the motorist.

The Mexican communicator reported that the driver of the gray car was on the run, while the user of the scooter is recovering due to multiple bruising that he has suffered.

The Mexico City Attorney General's Office (PGJCDMX) responded to the reporter's comment on Twitter: "Good evening, It is important for data subjects to lodge their complaint in 5200 9000, they will provide advice and legal advice. "

Casillas badured that the corresponding complaint was filed, but until now, the authorities have done nothing.

Twitter users have been discussing the accident manager. Some defend the driver of the car even if it was the red light of the fire and continuous turns are forbidden; while others indicate that the injured man was in a traffic lane against the current.

In February of this year, a man was hit by the driver of a taxi on Chapultepec Avenue and Florence, in the district of Juarez, in Mexico City. The victim died as a result of serious injuries.

And a few days ago, another skateboard user was surprised as he was driving through the central aisles of the Mexico City viaduct., road where they are forbidden to travel.

The UCLA University Medical Center in Santa Monica and the Ronald Reagan Medical Center stated that 249 people came to the emergency room with injuries caused by electric scootersmost injuries were due to falls.