THIS is the shocking moment a motorcyclist slammed into another biker after a toddler opened a car door on a busy Malaysian motor­way.

Dramatic footage shows two bikers lane-splitting when a two-year-old girl flings open the vehicle’s door, sending the one in front careening into the side of another car.

The motorcyclist collides with a car door on a busy motorway

The biker behind can’t slow down in time and runs the man over

The stricken rider of the lead bike suffered a broken left arm

The biker behind then hurtles over the stricken rider at breakneck speed before slamming into the concrete.

Both men were injured in the six-vehicle collision on the Jalan Tun Razak motor­way in Kuala Lumpur on February 6.

“It is believed that the child safety lock feature was not activated, allowing the door to be opened from inside,” said Mohd Zamzuri Mohd Isa, chief assistant commissioner of the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Department.

A 25-year-old male motorcyclist driving at speed was then “unable to avoid the door and crashed into it before losing control and colliding with several other vehicles,” Mohd said.

He added that a second rider, aged 30, who was travelling behind him was then powerless to avoid a collision with the man.

The 25-year-old man suffered a broken arm, while the 30-year-old sustained minor injuries, according to officials.

No one in the other four cars was hurt.

Cops have reportedly launched a probe into the incident, citing inconsiderate and careless driving under the Road Transport Act.

The incident went viral after dashcam footage circulated online.

In a Facebook post, a user identified as Ijul Pakngah said the injured rider was his younger brother and urged parents to always activate child safety locks when travelling with children.

Police said they are reviewing video footage as part of the ongoing investigation.

Footage of the accident’s aftermath shows the rider writhing in pain

The 25-year-old’s brother urged parents to exercise more caution when travelling with kids

Last week, a British man was left fighting for his life after a horrific motor­cycle crash in Thailand.

Tiger Duggan, 23, was struck by a vehicle in the capital Bangkok on February 8.

His heartbroken mother has made an emotional plea for donations to help bring him home.

Initially feared dead, Tiger was resuscitated at the scene and rushed to a small hospital on Koh Samui island.

On Friday, he was airlifted to a hospital in Bangkok, where he remains unconscious and on life support.

His mother, Lisa, and aunt Lena are by his side, holding out hope that Tiger will eventually be stable enough to be flown back to the UK.

In the meantime, Lisa is desperately trying to raise funds for the emergency medical transfer.

A group of nurses from Milton Keynes University Hospital, where Lisa works, has set up an online fundraiser to help cover the costs of bringing Tiger home.

The campaign has already raised an incredible £130,000.

Source: https://www.the-sun.com/news/15930115/shocking-moment-motorcyclist-runs-over-biker-toddler-opens-door/