'Safest place'...Motorcycle driver falls onto car roof = South Korea

The scene of an accident in which a motorcyclist who was riding on the road falls onto the roof of the vehicle in front of him has been released. On the 31st of last month, the South Korean YouTube channel “Han Mun-chul TV” posted a message titled “Motorcycle Accident.
I witnessed it. Fortunately, the driver fell in the safest place.'' Around 2:00 pm on the 22nd of last month, Namya, Hwaseong City, Gyeonggi Province.
This is footage from the drive recorder of the vehicle that witnessed the accident that occurred in Namyang-eup. If the vehicle passes through a child protection zone where the vehicle must drive at less than 30km/h, one motorbike becomes one vehicle.
He changed lanes from the line to two lanes and came out in front of the car. At the time, the car was traveling at 44km/h, and the bike was faster.
However, the motorcycle soon turned into a car that entered the road from the shopping mall on the right.
I collided with The impact of the accident caused the motorcyclist to fall onto the roof of the car that had rear-ended him, and the motorbike toppled onto the road and broke.
The motorbike driver came down from the roof of the car and sat on the roadside, and the car driver
The video even showed her getting out of the car and approaching him. Lawyer Han Mun-chul, who specializes in traffic accidents, said, ``It's difficult to determine the degree of fault (based only on drive recorder footage).''
"We don't know the speed limit (at the point where the accident occurred), but if we know the speed of the motorcycle, we can determine the percentage of fault." However, he said, ``I don't think it's 100-0. I have to slow down the bike beforehand.''
I should have honk the horn. I think it's around 80/20, but to get to 70/30 the bike has to be very fast."
He also added, ``The car that came out (of the shopping mall) should have checked to see if there were any motorcycles before leaving.''
I got it. The lawyer said, ``We're lucky that (the motorcyclist) wasn't seriously injured. He fell in the safest place,'' adding, ``If he hadn't been wearing a helmet and had fallen on his head, or
If the jacket were to come off, there is a risk that a similar accident could be serious." Fortunately, the motorcyclist in the accident was wearing a helmet, boots, and protective clothing.