Mumbai: Following the tragic bus accident in the busy SG Barve Road area of Kurla, several videos have circulated on social media showing BEST bus drivers purchasing alcohol from a store and then entering the bus.

As soon as the bus stopped, many passengers were also seen jumping out of the shattered windows instead of waiting for their turn to exit from the doors.

Bus manufacturer Olectra says he was trained for 3 days before he began driving the automatic electric bus on November 29.

The incident took place on Monday night when the out-of-control electric vehicle ploughed through pedestrians and vehicles on the busy SG Barve Marg in Kurla (West).

The transport commissioner directed BEST to conduct internal investigation and submit a report, which will be sent to the state government

CCTV footage of fatal Mumbai bus crash reveals driver's actions, sparking discussions on driver training and safety measures.

A deadly bus accident in Mumbai’s Kurla left 42 injured and damaged 22 vehicles. The driver, lacking EV experience, was arrested for culpable homicide. Breath analyzer tests for drivers to be

MUMBAI: CCTV camera footages on-board the BEST bus that mowed down seven persons in Mumbai's Kurla area show the driver Sanjay More collecting two backpacks from the cabin and jumping out of a broken window after the accident. The four to five video clips with a duration of 50 seconds to 1.04 seconds went viral on social media on Wednesday.

Two lawyers have approached Maharashtra’s State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) for an “impartial” inquiry into the BEST bus accident, which left seven dead and 42 injured, claiming that drivers of the

Two lawyers, Ashish Rai and Pankaj Mishra, have approached the state human rights panel demanding directions to ensure an impartial inquiry.

The lawyer came back to the accident site and rescued people who were trapped under the police vehicle. It was then that he noticed the mob attacking the bus driver.