Sexy “road killer” shrugs it off when her car tipped over

At 1:30 a.m. August 25 in Nanjing, a scantily-dressed girl, riding in high heels, climbed out of her Buick car that tipped over at a road side unharmed, and laughed at the accident before the camera, "this was the forth time in two years."

The girl, 17 years old, surnamed Xu, said that she sped up and wanted to overtake a taxi in front of her, but suddenly the taxi jumped the lane and cut in hers. In order to avoid the taxi, she then had her car bumped into the road's isolation strip and turned on a side.

Xu added, she learned her driving skills when studying in the US and has three to four years of driving experience. She had been involved in four overturn accidents in two years but sustained no injuries.

"Two accidents happened in the US. One was because I was at speeds above 260 km per hour, and the other one was because I slept over while driving," the sexy girl told the journalist without showing any guilt.

And in China, in addition to this current accident, she ever overturned too when over-speeding at 240 kpm.

Xu was not found with drunk driving through blood test. But traffic cops caught that she was driving without a Chinese driver license, but a US driver license which is invalid in China. Xu was now transferred to the local traffic police station for investigation.

Soon after the mater was made publicly online, it aroused huge outrage. Some netizens targeted the young girl in revealing outfit saying that she attempted to gain publicity with the stunt, and some others criticized her for being irresponsible to other people's lives and called her a "road killer."

 

 

 

Source:ChinaDaily

 

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