Updated: Tue, 02 Dec 2025 03:21 (IST) A driver lost his life in a collision between two trucks on the KGP Expressway in Faridabad. The accident occurred when a truck was standing on the road without reflectors, due to which other trucks were not visible. Police are investigating the case A truck parked in the dark at KGP without reflectors overturned after colliding with a truck coming from Palwal. Jagran Correspondent, Ballabhgarh. Another truck driver lost his life due to his truck standing without reflectors in the dark on the KGP highway. The truck coming from behind hit the already parked truck. The Director General of Police on Sunday himself issued orders to take action and impound the vehicles parked on the expressways and expressways and this accident happened at night. On the instructions of the director general, the Chhanysa police station seized the parked truck. Remove ad, just read the news. Let us tell you that Dainik Jagran has drawn the attention of the government and administration under the Safe Traffic on These Rushing Roads campaign that trucks parked on expressways and expressways are not visible in the dark of night and due to this fatal accidents are taking place. One such accident happened at KGP near Chhaysa at 04:30 on Monday. Umed, a resident of Pasta village under Deeg police station in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur district, told that his father Ramprasad was a truck driver. He was on his way to Noida after filling the truck with a bottle of mineral water. The truck was parked on the road without a reflector. A driver parked his truck on the road near Chhanysa. There were no reflectors installed on the truck which was parked in the middle of the road and also there were no indicators in front of it. Due to darkness, driver Ram Prasad could not see the truck parked in the middle of the road from a distance and before he could see it, he hit the truck standing in front with his truck. The truck parked in front of it overturned on the road. The front part of the truck that collided was damaged. Driver Ram Prasad died instantly due to injuries caused by the damage to the truck. Umed Singh says an ambulance driver named Tinku called him and informed him of his father’s death. Krishnakumar, head of Chanyasa police station, says that on the complaint of Umed, the police filed a case against the unknown driver on charges of negligence. After a post-mortem examination, the body was handed over to the next of kin. The truck parked in the dark was seized.