Bus Collectors Fight With Bare Fists in San Pedro Sula
Even the fare money flew away! This is the video of the moment when the ticket collectors turned into ‘professional boxers’.
This is the sequence of the debt collectors’ fight. – Design: tunota.com
Two intercity bus collectors turned one of the streets of the city of San Pedro Sula , in the department of Cortés, in northern Honduras, into a boxing ring .
A video of the moment when public transport employees in the country began exchanging blows on Wednesday morning was circulated on social media .
In the images, which are already viral on the web, both of them can be seen full of rage, all for unspecified reasons, which caused them to start hitting each other.
” That’s what they want ,” “Come on, come on, ombe, ” and ” Leave them, leave them ,” were some of the phrases said by the bus drivers and other collectors who were at the bus station.
During the boxing exhibition for passengers and colleagues, even the money collected during the work day flew out along with one of the fighters, who was thrown over a small wall.
The reasons for the collectors’ fight are still unknown, but it ended thanks to the intervention of a man who was in the area.
Fights in the streets of Honduras
Street fights have become the order of the day in Honduras, where truck drivers, motorcyclists and even tankers are the protagonists.
Just yesterday, Tuesday, March 4, two fights were recorded on video in various parts of Tegucigalpa, the country’s capital.
One of the disputes involves two drivers of rapiditos , who exchanged blows on Fuerzas Armadas Boulevard in broad daylight and in front of passengers.
The second occurred just a few hours later near the ‘Chelato’ Uclés National Stadium, between a tanker and a motorcyclist.
This dispute is said to have started after the driver of the water truck hit and accidentally dropped the young man from the motorcycle , who reacted completely upset.
Why do people fight in the street?
Roadside confrontations between drivers can be caused by a variety of factors. Some of the most common causes include:
- Traffic conflicts: Situations such as roadblocks, failure to comply with traffic signs, or maneuvers considered dangerous can trigger anger among drivers, leading to verbal or physical confrontations.
- Stress and frustration: Everyday stress, coupled with traffic congestion, can make some drivers less patient and more likely to react aggressively toward other drivers.
- Aggressive driving behavior (Road Rage): This includes actions such as honking the horn, making offensive gestures, and aggressive use of the vehicle, which can escalate into more serious conflicts.
- Traffic Accidents: Even a minor accident can turn into a fight if the drivers involved get carried away by anger and do not handle the situation calmly.
- Personal differences: Sometimes personal problems between individuals can spill over into the streets when they are driving.
- Influence of alcohol or drugs: Substance use can impair a person’s judgment and make them more likely to engage in aggressive or dangerous behavior.
To prevent these situations, it is crucial to promote road safety education, foster mutual respect among drivers and apply more severe sanctions for aggressive driving behavior.
Additionally, it is beneficial for drivers to learn and practice anger management techniques to stay calm in frustrating traffic situations.
