What to do in case of an accident | Episode 18 | The PowerDrift Podcast 

Hey #PDArmy, we hope this helped you! Give it a Like if it did, and let us know below what more topics should we cover!

Yes PD please make a video on Legal issues, Insurance claming and other such Legal stuff in case of road accident.❤

Dealing with accidents is a very broad topic. It may need more podcasts and can be categorized into following items. 1. First aid(most of it is covered) 2. How to Deal with Police 3. How to Deal with Hospitals 4. How to Deal with Insurance 5. How to Deal with the road rage that begins with the accident(people gathering and abusing / beating up) 6. Running away / Stay there from an accident (caused by you or others) 7. Finally Retrospective & Road ahead (some of it is covered here again)

This is a very important video for me as I am recovering from a minor accident happened on 1st may. It raised my confidence to get back on my motorcycle after all the depressing thoughts I had after my first crash in last 10 years.

Shumi and team a video on the below 1. radial, axial and moboblock calliper. 2. Ceramic and sintered brake pads. 3. Rubber and steel braided brake lines, also the preferred aftermarket brands.

There are some basic things which rider should know apart from "clutch dabao, gear lagao". First aid is the most important thing which we all need to know. And this should be mandatory to all. Hats off shumi for covering this topic. Please cover post accident legal and police procedure too. Thanks😊

How to deal with police after a crash. We want podcast on this topic.

Shumi a big fan... Hope to meet you in this life I have 🤘🤘🤘

This is a gem❤️. Share it with all the people you care about. I'm sure this will save their life one day. I've been in a serious bike accident and got saved from a potential spinal injury just because those people who picked me up and got to hospital had some first aid knowledge. Thank God, I left the hospital with some scratches, but my bike had repairs for about Rs 70,000. It was an RE classic 500. But now I've rebuild it and since I was uninjured I can Continue riding it. That shit happened at like 110kmph, but I had a proper helmet, jacket, glowes, jeans and heavy boots., surrounding people knew first aid, and even though I lost consciousness for few minutes, when I regained it, I could also guide them. I didn't knew about the tags that day,. but now onwards I'll implement those kinds of life saving ideas. I'm blessed to live another day after that happend. Mr. Shumi knows what he is talking about. That's for sure. 👍🏻 He just shared with us more info than some years of riding experience we can actually achieve.

Well my experience may help some people: I had 2 major crash where once I was riding alone and second my mother is riding while I was pillion. So: both case were at very low speed but some common things about Both not good tyre, both time it was raining ( replace these in time be more caution on about type of roads and grips available) or be safe and get an ABS bike which is totally worth your money, second thing we both got some injuries in palm, knees and feet so always wear a thick pant(if not proper biker pant) and tough shoes(e.g. woodland) when you can't wear a riding boot Always wear gloves even if you can't buy an expensive one it is fine get a 300-400 rupees one at least, and always have good quality good fiting helmet, not so awesome quality like 20k or 30k no proble buy a 1k or 2k but always have proper fitting and always have full face, even if you think it don't look good with scooter or I am a girl I should put half face or it looks cute or whatever you think... There's a lot I can write but now my fingure started giving up, anyways thank you shumi for such inspiration podcast🙏

Most important topic for riders. Thank you Dr. Shumi. Shared with my friends. *Prevention is better than cure*

Thanks for the video Shumi & powerdrift. Maybe a month back, I saw a video in RU-vid, where a guy met with an accident in Kozhikode, Kerala. He was riding a scooter & got hit by/had hit a car. From the video, it was clear that one of his hands had an injury & his leg had a major fracture. In fraction of minutes, he was taken to the hospital in a van, thanks alot for the people who were ready to help. But the way he was taken to the van, I was feeling the pain, as people were grabbing his clothes & his body to pick him up and take him to the van. That part of the video makes me feel that it might have caused more damage to the man, than that from the accident. So, I guess we need to give more public awareness, on how to react/take the person who has met with the accident to the hospital. Its not that "the person should be taken to the hospital soon", its that "the person should be taken with good care to the hospital". So that he/she won't get more injuries after the accident. Once again, thanks alot for all the videos powerdrift & shumi. Thanks for all those who are willing to help each other. Stay safe Take care Ride safe Stay happy

The most neglected things in motorcycling which are the most crucial things to know about. Thank you shumi for making this video. It will help many riders to improve their skills in motorcycling. You're doing a great work, keep inspiring and educating us.

YES !! There should be video on What to do in case of an accident (legal, insurance etc) apart from medical issues.

super super clear , most effective 20 min spent learning from this .

Lifesaving advice. Parenting/dealing with parents advice. Mental barriers advice. This just might be the most important podcast PD ever made. Thank you!

Very well put together. Kudos to Schumi and the PD TEAM

Sit you said very correct one should understand what went wrong to prevent further accident. In fact one should understand that what can go wrong . Regard to speed ,traffic ,other drivers and unexpected scenario

There was a short span where you discussed about cornering techniques, can we have a podcast or simplified episode on the same ? I could relate to the fact how important is throttle opening and braking are parts of a cornering, would like to learn more.

Best topic of RU-vid for Motorcyclist..

Greetings, I had an accident with a tractor, this January my mistake was to attempt overtaking from the left of the vehicle on a single lane road. I slowed down a bit, before accelerate. I saw the tractor was not using any indication it was shifting to the right, I attempted overtaking from the left and I was at 60kmph in Bajaj V15. As I reached the engine side of tractor it takes a sudden left turn, I straightforward hit the tractor's front wheel as it was right in front of me. I hit, flung out from the bike, rolled in air two times, hit the road face first. I was wearing jacket, shoes, gloves and full face helmet steelbird sba2. The impact broke my nose bone into three parts.concusion on the forehead. Slight injury In the knee. I was fortunate enough to not to get in touch of any metal parts of the tractor, If my minimal gear wasn't available my accident could have been the end of life. Yes I am afraid of riding bike,have to come to Bangalore for work after accident. currently riding a scooty but only for very few distance. But I love riding and miss my bike. I will be going back toh my native place Kolkata and I will ride my bike again by keeping my mistakes on my mind. This video has given me alot of insights how to dela with this situation. Thank-you power drift.

Essential gyaan, much appreciated, Thanks! ... Also, introspection after a close shave, where have I gone wrong to reach this situation. This may prevent another similar situation where one may avoid a collision.

Shumi taking for 20 min straight and saying it's a short podcast 😂

The biggest thing that I've learnt when encountered myself in an accident or with someone else is never drink water because if the head or something is damaged internally then it can be fatal. One of my uncle died due to this 3 years ago 😢. Met with an accident broke his right leg completely even crushed knee as truck went over him🙁. He got internally damaged as well. We weren't there so village locals let him drink water when he asked it😢. And while in ambulance, he passed away 😑😕

Quite educative. Please keep doing more such videos. Please do a video on how to choose/ prepare to switch to a bigger capacity motorcycle from 100-150 cc bikes that a majority have learned to ride.

There is a channel on YT that I came across @Motojitsu. He provides riding tips for every situation we may encounter. The layout of his video is very helpful and quite easy to understand. A small recommendation from my side is to make informative videos in that style at the cost that it won't be a podcast anymore! 😅 As always, you guys nailed it 👍

Shumi sir is the big brother everyone needs .

Thanks PowerDrift, it was needed. Nobody does this type of video. Huge Respect to u Guys❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Shumi being Shumi.... Dropping knowledge bombs.

I'm not a big fan of this channel but I'm a big propeller

shumi is just the best. period.

Wow Thank u so so much!! U have no idea how informative this information is! ❤

Please do a video about dealing with an accident where you are at fault, where you are not at fault, how to deal with police & insurance, what are your rights & duties, etc.

This podcast is really really useful and pls make the next podcast on driving school and it's advantages in day to day street riding

Shumi prof! excellent video. However, I would like to know about legal, police issues in a crash .. pls do a video on the same.

Please make podcast about two topics related to this, I guess a lot of people would be in necessity is; 1. Legal side of these situations. 2. It is very common in India to get harassed by cops in India, especially if you have an expensive motorcycle, or you are wearing protective gears. What to do? How to deal with these situations? Your experiences? I know a lot of that depends upon presence of mind of the individual but any advice would be nice. Also, advice from any head cop of a metropolitan city or legal authorities would be a bonus. Thanks.

Hey guys, amazing job loved this. Can we please have a podcast on Insurance. Like what kind of insurance is necessary what are benifits etc. There a lot of darkness around this and I feel this would be helpful for people

🙏🙏🙏 sumi thanks so much for this podcast .

Very Very useful 👍 It was a must. And specially from an experienced rider like you❤️

Super informative video 👍🏼 Please make more awareness vidz...

Hey Shumi, Please do a video on chain lubes and please throw some light on some good quality chain lubes.. Also I heard it multiple times from the mechanics from various garages saying that putting some used engine oil will do the job.. Do you think it is okay!? If not why.

Thanks PD Team for the amazing informative podcast.

Excellent content Powerdrift! Never heard many people talk about this here. Got a major dan the fireman vibe. And Shumi, keep pouring us words of wisdom :)

It's very useful shumi..too good

Most of the time we get 101 first aid experts in the scene🤪... As bikers it is important for us to learn to handle the situation better.. Beautifully explained..👌🏻

really appreciate this particular video! Thanks for sharing such good knowledge

Brilliant take on a very sensitive topic👍. On similar lines can we have a podcast on usage of brakes (especially for bigger bikes) and diff technologies around it like ABS,EBD, cornering ABS and stuff.

thank you for great sessions

Thank you...saved my bones.

Thank you

Sometimes xrays don't give proper result and doctors don't realise. I had a scaphoid fracture that couldn't be detected for a month until after a CT scan. Anyways Kudos to Sumi and Powerdrift for sharing with us one of the most important aspects of motorcycling.👍 And I have also subscribed to you guys on google Podcasts. 😊

Very informative podcast bro. Really appreciate it. I know that you are fond of big motorcycles. I too love large capacity motorcycles. Can you do a podcast on why everyday commuters (includes electric scooters) are the unsung heroes of our country. I am also a fan of commuter bikes. Thanks brother and stay safe. God bless .

Brilliant in its simplicity and getting the key basics in place. Right down to smaller points like most effective ICE info display. @Shumi: you generate, hands down, THE most valuable content for two wheeler riders in India. I hope your SM “influence” can convert a wider target audience to be safer riders, motorcyclists and scooterists alike. 👍

Very informative. Keep on posting these kinda content more often. kudos!!

As always, Shumi sir is that guy of every colony whom every love. Noone knows why?? Love your content and the way you explain, Man!!!

Really loved this information

Brace yourself, wisdom is coming!! Thanks Shumi, you should start wearing a cape man, you're already our hero!

Shumi is like a big brother in biking and life to me

Nicely presented thoughts. Could correlate with habit of thinking what contribution I have done in the crash. For me it gave an insight into defensive riding and using peripheral vision to spot possible dangers ahead of time. This session was worth spending time onto 👍

Shumi you are wonderful, i have learnt alot of things from your videos and appreciate the content that comes from pd and you . Thanks for the lessons

Amazing...thank you for making all aware...🙏🏼

Hey Powerdrift ..Pls make detailed video on Second hand bike ...❤️

Great information...great work PD and Shumi👍

Yes please. Talk about the legal aspects too

Great show, Please include Police and Legal issues

This is very informative and helpful. Thank you Shumi and PowerDrift! 🙌🏼

Here you go king😍👑 Great video very informative 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Good information 👍

Very important issue and nicely covered. We generally tend not to dwell on this as we believe it can never happen to us. As a podcast request - I heard somewhere that we in India by law cannot modify cars. Is this true? And if so, the thought process behind this would be great. Thanks Shumi.

Love the knowledge parted. Something to really to think/act on.

Shumi at 16:00 okay let's teach these kids something Marcus Aurelius did.

Riding since 12 years now and I must say Shumi's tips have always saved my skin

I watch all the episodes...learnt a lot of things and still learning.... SHUMI is super informative ... Shared with all my friends☺️ Thankyou powerdrift❤️

Fantastic and really important content thank you

Brilliant podcast!

Kudos to PD keeping up the wonderful work, always a pleasure to be a subscriber ❤️ Shumi from PD and Karthik from Zigwheels like Captain America and Iron Man

I watches this video expecting how to fight back with other vehicle driver.... But it is completely unexpected and a great video.. Awesome❤

Shout out to NOLS, WFA is a great course. Got certified in Bangalore in 2019.

Great Information Sir 🔥 Loved it❤️ want more videos like this👍

Lovely video...thnk u...big fan

Makes sense

Power Drift did not become the India’s favourite for motoring enthusiasts just like that. Keep going guys 👍 We want a podcast on how to upgrade brakes and suspension

Yes please

Shumi Sir❤️.... I have seen all your podcasts they are always awesome....thank you so much for such a good content 🙂

RIP Jason Dupasquier 🙏🏽😑

Hi shumi , am civil engineer by profession but my heart always into enginez , bcz of u👍

Shumi the great legend 👏

Excellent podcast!! Also, did you get food at home after this video was published?? You talked about your mother-in-law.

What should we do with the motorcycle involved? Drain the fuel or anything like that?

Just opened insta.. Saw Shumi sir post... And i am here😃😃🤟🤟

Nice

Nice couch

Very informative keep up the good work

Well done 👍👍

Ride safe, to ride again. 👽💀🤖

Pls do Cover the legal issues when it comes to accident

Shumi is brave enough to talk about the stubborness of your Mother in law & get back home & have a quiet dinner🥺. Brave move buddy

Your family is soooo cooooooool👍

❤️❤️❤️ PowerDrift

Can you please educate us about the aftermarket air filters in your next podcast?