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Watch Viral CCTV Footage: Unattended E-Bike Suddenly Starts Circling in the Middle of a Busy Road in China – What Happened Next Left Drivers Stunned!

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Watch Viral CCTV Footage: Unattended E-Bike Suddenly Starts Circling in the Middle of a Busy Road in China – What Happened Next Left Drivers Stunned!
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A seemingly ordinary moment on a busy road in China turned into an unusual traffic scene when an unattended electric bike suddenly began moving on its own. Instead of remaining parked, the e-bike slowly rolled onto the road and started travelling in circles, briefly interrupting passing traffic.

The bizarre incident, reportedly captured by a security camera in Jiangsu province, has caught people’s attention online. With no rider controlling the vehicle, the sight of an electric bike circling in the middle of the road left drivers facing an unexpected obstacle.

The situation continued until the rider returned and stopped the moving e-bike. But how did the unattended vehicle end up circling in the middle of the road? Here’s what the CCTV footage shows.

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Watch Video: What Happened in the Viral E-Bike CCTV Video?

According to the available description of the footage, the incident took place in Jiangsu, China. A security camera captured an electric bike that had been left unattended before it slowly began rolling towards the road.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 11, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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