Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation [Apsrtc] — Rash driving is a dangerous behavior

Address:

8-1, Opp to HP Petrol Bunk, Beside Deepika Wines, Near APHMEL Road, Kondapalli, Ibrahimpatnam, NTR District

Nature of Incident: Rash driving is a dangerous behavior that can cause accidents, injuries, and fatalities, and it should not be tolerated.
Date and time of the Incident: 16th-July-2023 / 5:05PM.
Bus Details: AP16Z-0779 / Driver Name: KR Babu - Staff ID- 359972.
Desirable Resolution: The driver's performance and conduct are unacceptable and require immediate intervention. He should be given some time off to reflect on his actions and undergo a mandatory training program on the importance of life and proper behavior. His current condition is incompatible with the responsibilities and expectations of his role.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing this email to report an incident that I faced yesterday while driving. A bus from your company APSRTC made a sudden and dangerous lane change from right to left without signaling or checking the blind spot or looking at the rearview mirror. This caused me to brake hard and swerve to avoid a collision, risking my safety and that of other drivers. The bus almost pushed my car into the canal on my left side. Some pedestrians on the sidewalk were shouting to alert your bus driver (KR Babu), but he ignored them and continued driving recklessly. I tried to follow the bus to confront the driver, but he sped up and drove away for about 12 km (from Kalavapaamula to Maanikonda). When I finally caught up with him, his behavior was rude and unacceptable. I have attached a photo of the vehicle's license plate (AP16Z 0779). Rash driving is a dangerous behavior that can cause accidents, injuries, and fatalities, and it should not be tolerated. By reporting a reckless driver, I believe we all are helping to prevent further harm and to enforce the law. Hence, I urge you to take appropriate action against the driver for violating the traffic rules and endangering lives.

Thank you for your attention and cooperation.

Sincerely,
Krishna Peravali