How ‘missing Speed Breakers’ Left Us National, 15, Vulnerable to Speeding Biker in Juhu
August 25, 2026 | by Ritika Verma

How 'missing speed breakers' left US national, 15, vulnerable to speeding biker in Juhu, and NewzQuest is tracking how the story unfolds from here.
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This story centres on "How 'missing speed breakers' left US national, 15, vulnerable to speeding biker in Juhu". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: A 15-year-old student sustained injuries after a motorcyclist crashed into her recently. Activists highlighted the unsafe road conditions due to removed speed breakers. Police registered an FIR for rash driving and arrested the 20-year-old collegian. The incident follows another
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What we know so far
A 15-year-old student sustained injuries after a motorcyclist crashed into her recently. Activists highlighted the unsafe road conditions due to removed speed breakers. Police registered an FIR for rash driving and arrested the 20-year-old collegian. The incident follows another hit-and-run involving a student in Jogeshwari. Local residents had previously urged authorities to reinstall the safety measures.
Additional context on the story: 15-year-old Juhu schoolgirl injured in hit-and-run by speeding biker on NS Road; FIR filed, CCTV being reviewed as residents demand restored speed breakers. MUMBAI: A 15-year-old schoolgirl— who is an American citizen of Indian origin — suffered injuries after
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