Busdrifting

Busdrifting refers to the act of intentionally causing a bus to slide sideways, similar to drifting in a car. This maneuver is not a standard or safe operating procedure for buses and is generally considered a dangerous and reckless activity. It is often performed in unauthorized areas or under unsafe conditions. The large size, weight, and high center of gravity of a bus make it inherently unstable, and attempting to drift can lead to loss of control, rollovers, and serious accidents. This type of action is not endorsed by any transportation authority and is against traffic laws and regulations in most jurisdictions. It is important for bus operators to prioritize the safety of passengers and the public by adhering to safe driving practices and avoiding any actions that could jeopardize control of the vehicle. The consequences of busdrifting can include severe damage to the bus, injury or death to occupants and bystanders, and significant legal repercussions for the driver.