Many photos and videos circulated on the Internet. An open-top BMW private car was driving along Tuen Mun Highway towards Tuen Mun. In the meantime, the two female passengers in the front and back seats did not wear seat belts and stood up in the car to blow the air. Female passengers even raised their hands and enjoyed it.
Passengers in the following vehicles took pictures and asked: "Is it a boy and two women in a car?", "Does he know that it is illegal?" When the BMW drove to Sham Tseng and left When turning into the Tuen Mun section of Castle Peak Road, the female BMW passenger took out his mobile phone to take a video, before and after the shooting, and waved to the person behind. The person behind was helpless, "I can't use it... ".
Netizens criticized the dangerous behavior of the two women and questioned that it was the first time that they were riding in a caravan. "It seems to be very happy. It should be the first time to ride in a caravan and wait for a fine."
Some people pointed out that a stone hit a vehicle while driving on the highway, pointing straight to the danger, "A single stone can destroy a canal."
Li Yaopei, president of the Hong Kong Automobile Association, said that the situation shown in the clip is extremely dangerous. Two female passengers standing in a BMW cabriolet are suspected of violating the Road Traffic (Safety Equipment) Regulations Chapter 374F of the laws of Hong Kong. They did not wear seat belts and even did not wear seat belts. It may hinder the driver from driving or affect other road users, and can be fined 5,000 yuan and imprisoned for 3 months.
The BMW driver involved could also be fined for failing to persuade or require passengers to wear seat belts.
Li Yaopei went on to explain that the behavior of the two female passengers severely obstructed the driver's sight, including blocking the reverse rear mirror and the left side mirror.
The standing and swaying actions of passengers will affect the driving dynamics of the vehicle, especially when turning, which will increase the tilt angle of the vehicle body and cause danger.
He couldn't help reminding passengers to pay attention to safety and pointed out: "Although the car is not fastened in the film, if the front brake suddenly stops, or there is a car crashing into the rear, you will be thrown out at any time. Outside the car."
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