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Cyrus Mistry accident: The driver was not at fault, say experts

Based on police data, automobile experts say there is no way a speeding vehicle can come to a halt safely before the flawed parapet even if they brake in time at the spot where Cyrus Mistry was killed

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The ‘Go Slow’ and the ‘narrow bridge’ signs installed by the NHAI just a 100 metres before the spot where Cyrus Mistry died. Pic/Hanif Patel

The ‘Go Slow’ and the ‘narrow bridge’ signs installed by the NHAI just a 100 metres before the spot where Cyrus Mistry died. Pic/Hanif Patel

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) seems unwilling to learn any lessons even after industrialist Cyrus Mistry died because of the faulty design of the Surya river bridge earlier this month, which remains unchanged till date. Despite flak from all quarters, NHAI has only installed a cautionary ‘Go Slow’ sign exactly 102 metres before the spot. Experts say no driver can bring vehicle to a stop after reading the sign as the distance is too short. 

Experts have added that as the lane becomes narrow, drivers are not left with enough room to drift to either left and right at the last moment and end up hitting the bridge parapet.

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