Bumper car seized after Chinese woman drives it on roads | Inquirer News

Bumper car seized after Chinese woman drives it on roads

/ 07:07 PM June 04, 2018

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Image: Screen grab via Facebook/Pear Video

A Chinese woman taking a bumper car for a spin was pulled over, ending her trip with the vehicle being seized.

The 50-year-old woman owns a bumper car shop in the city, according to Chinese news portal hangzhou.com.cn.

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Perhaps she fancied herself ingenious for driving the bumper car all the way to the shop — she had done so multiple times and had already received several warnings from officers.

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Besides using an unlicensed vehicle, a video that went viral on Chinese social media shows the woman blatantly flouting traffic rules, zooming across three lanes on a highway in Guiyang, Guizhou Province.

Officers stopped her and seized the bright pink car.

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In 2016, two men from Shenyang, Liaoning caught Weibo netizens’ attention when both were stopped at a traffic light in bumper cars.

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Though netizens were amused and hoped to try the same stunt, authorities dashed the act as “dangerous.” Niña V. Guno/JB

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