Korea's Zero Traffic Accident Challenge JTBC 'Han Moon-chul's Black Box Review' (hereinafter 'Hanbley'), which airs at 8:50 p.m. on the 8th, sheds light on the shocking assault incident that led to bloodshed by a simple intervention. The released black box video depicts a situation in which a taxi carrying a customer even scuffled with a vehicle trying to join in the lane reduction section. When Lee Soo-geun saw this and said "It's not illegal that the taxi didn't yield", Kyu-hyun refuted "The other vehicle is not at fault", causing tension in the studio.
In response, the production team of 'Hanbley interviews the taxi driver who reported the incident and looks into the whole story of the day. The taxi driver explains the beginning of the conflict, saying "I didn't get out of each other's way and the side-view mirror hit "I only pretended to spit, but the opponent spat out the real thing and hit me with his feet."He confides in the situation at the time. Since then, the taxi driver, who was unilaterally assaulted, has been found to have been hit on the head by a cell phone and even suffered a tear, causing regret.
The two are eventually taken to the police station, where the other car owner is reported to have said "If you did it right, it's right." The panel is shocked. Finally, the taxi driver leaves bitter regrets, saying "If you had just made a concession once, this would not have happened." Lawyer Moon-cheol emphasizes the need for concessions, saying "The other car owner may be subject to special injury."
In addition, 'Hanbley' also introduces drowsy driving accidents in spring. The black box video shows a dizzying scene in which a vehicle driving at high speed on a highway suddenly stumbles, hits a guardrail and overturns late at night. The driver woke up to the shock and the car was turning", "I was careless when I saw a sign saying there was 2km left until the rest area."I recall the situation at the time. Sandeul 'B1A4', who appeared as a guest, added a smile by introducing his own tips on overcoming drowsiness, saying, `Driving while listening to scary stories wakes me up.'
