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A taxi driver died after his taxi crashed into a pole in México


24-05-20
Mexico.- A taxi driver lost control of his vehicle, which, after skidding, crashed sideways into a concrete post in Valle de Chalco ... the driver died as a result of the strong impact.

The fatal accident was recorded this Sunday morning on Moctezuma Poniente street, in the San Miguel Xico neighborhood, in the aforementioned Mexican municipality.

A video released on social networks shows the skidding of the rental vehicle that ended up embedded and almost broken in half, causing the death of the steering wheel worker.

In addition, it is observed how the taxi was about to cause a greater mishap when passing a few centimeters from another vehicle, as well as a pedestrian who was walking on the sidewalk.
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