Objectively speaking, it is certainly not worth it, but people who lose their minds will not analyze it objectively. In particular, it has always been a common phenomenon for taxi drivers to compete for passengers. In the face of differences, the two sides will fight each other, whether it is worth the conflict or not. Of course, it is inevitable that both sides will add their fists and fists in the conflict, but when both sides are drivers, they even use motor vehicles as tools of violence. Such behavior has gone beyond the scope of conflict, strictly speaking, it is an act that endangers public safety. The nature is completely different, and it is believed that there will be obvious differences in handling standards, and they may even face the danger of criminal offences.

It is not uncommon for operating vehicles to compete for customers in the taxi field, especially the popularity of online carpooling, which further compresses the customer space of taxi drivers. Under such an objective background, it is logical for peers to have conflicts for scarce customers. On the surface, fighting for a passenger doesn't stop there, but in the process of arguing with the other side, it is not impossible that both sides will be beaten bloody and lose their minds in an instant, thus aggravating the intensity of the quarrel. Under such a mood and mentality, it is not difficult to understand that it is a trivial matter to drive the other party dozens of meters with one action.

Of course, it is extremely bad to drive a motor vehicle into others. Even if the top is tens of meters at low speed, the other party may be injured. From this perspective, it is not difficult to see that the taxi driver's behavior is very serious, and the conflict between the two sides has risen to a higher level. In the face of controversy, you can actually take a step back, as the saying goes? Take a step back and broaden your horizons? Unfortunately, as colleagues, neither of them realized the seriousness of the consequences.

On the basis of comprehensive information, drivers who drive vehicles will face more severe punishment and even rise to the level of criminal offences. As for how to deal with it, we need to combine the specific details of the scene and wait for the police to make corresponding judgments. In fact, no matter how the causes of conflict change, peers should still attach importance to harmony. Even if they are wronged, there is no need to make things worse. I hope this incident will sound the alarm for all taxi drivers.