Banner of foot over bridge suddenly fell on moving bike, people narrowly escaped; Viral video increased concern

Road Accident Viral Video: A shocking video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which a big banner installed on a footover bridge suddenly falls on the road below. At that time many bike riders are passing below. It can be seen in the video that the banner falls directly on the bike riders.

However, it is fortunate that everyone somehow controls themselves and a major accident is averted. This incident is once again raising questions about the safety of big banners and hoardings put up in public places.

Why India needs a blanket ban on all hoardings & banners.

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— Vije (@vijeshetty) July 13, 2026

Banner suddenly falls on moving bike from foot over bridge

In the viral video, it is clearly visible that the banner installed on the footover bridge suddenly breaks from its place and falls down. If the biker had not been able to balance in time, a serious accident could have occurred. After the incident, there is an atmosphere of chaos on the road for some time.

However, there is no confirmation of anyone being injured in the video. This video is forcing people to think about how important it is to have regular checks and security arrangements for big banners put up in public places.

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Video raised questions on public safety

This video has been shared on X (formerly Twitter) by an account named @vijeshetty. The caption of the post reads, “Why is it necessary to completely ban all hoardings and banners in India.” After the video went viral, many users also gave their opinion.

One user wrote, “Such banners not only increase the danger, but also spoil the beauty of the cities.” At the same time, many social media users have demanded from the administration to regularly check the hoardings and banners installed in public places and strictly follow the safety standards.