Lately I’ve been seeing people on social media riding bikes more than 150km/h on ktm roads. (The speed limit is 50km/h). Can the traffic catch them based on those videos if someone complained against them? Ki on the spot matra catch garni ho over speeding rider haru lai?
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Yes,
Yes they can ra gari pani rako huncha. Twitter ma ta ekdum active chan.
this is a huge problem mero community tira ni.raat vari sutna didainan bike ko awaj le.malai ni chairathyo yesko bare info.
They can. Why not? Just because a traffic police didn’t see the offense live doesn’t mean you didn’t commit it.
Yes, because speeding is a crime and posting a video about it is proving that the crime is done. Dumb example hola tara, police can catch or fine a person who is stealing if it is recorded in any CCTV footage, tesko laagi on-the-spot hunu pardaina.
But how will the prosecute?