This is the heart-stopping moment a baby survived a road crash that left them alone on a driver-less motorbike in India.
The dash-cam footage shows a biker and his wife being knocked off their motorbikes while racing through traffic on a busy road in Bengaluru, Karnataka, on August 19.
The impact is such that the biker and his wife were sent flying off the bike while the vehicle kept rolling with their baby still perched on the fuel tank.
A man is also seen falling off the red scooter.
Dash-cam footage shows the motorbike (pictured above) racing through traffic on a national highway in Karnataka, India
It rams into another bike in front and throws the biker and his wife (pictured above) off the vehicle
With the driver on the ground the bike keeps rolling with the baby still perched on the fuel tank
The bike continues moving through the traffic for around 100 metres before crashing on the road divider
The bike continues to move through the traffic for around 100 metres before crashing on the road divider.
The terrifying video shows the driver-less bike miraculously cut through the traffic and avoid crashing into the truck in front.
It then veers to the side before crashing into the road divider and hurling the baby into the bushes.
A biker who spotted the events unfold before him sped up and stopped near the place where the baby was thrown off the bike
The video shows the driver-less bike miraculously cut through the traffic and avoid crashing into the truck in front
It then veers to the side before crashing into the road divider and hurling the baby into the bushes
One witnesses said: ‘The biker should have been careful when he knew he already had a baby on the front seat’
A few other people can also be seen rushing from the other side of the road to check on the baby, who suffered minor bruises, and rescue it from the bushes.
One witnesses said: ‘The biker should have been careful when he knew he already had a baby on the front seat.’
Another eyewitness said: ‘The biker who got hit had no mistake, it is because of people like him others get killed. We feel pity for the little soul, I wish he is safe.’
Both riders and the female passenger were rescued and reportedly sustained minor injuries.
On their Facebook page Bengaluru Police accused the riders of a string of offences, including speeding, using mobile phones, overtaking from the left and not wearing safety helmets.
It is not clear if the motorcyclists have been prosecuted.