Tuk vs Bus Head-On in Monaragala Kills One — Whose Fault on a Narrow Road?

On October 28, a three-wheeler and an SLTB bus collided head-on on the Monaragala–Wedikumbura road. A man around 70 died, and four others including an 8-year-old girl were injured. Police are still investigating, but the comments under every report online have already picked sides. One camp says it's always the bus: drivers on these single-lane B-roads push speed on blind bends and corners, treating rural routes like the highway, and a tuk simply can't out-muscle a bus in a head-on. The other camp says tuk drivers take the real risks — overtaking on bends, drifting across the center line, running with weak headlights at dusk, and expecting everyone else to brake for them. Both probably happen daily on roads like this one, and most of the time nobody dies. This time someone did. If you drive one of these rural routes regularly, who do you actually trust more to hold their lane, and what's the one habit you wish the other side would drop? ඔයාලගේ පළාතේ තියෙන පාරවල් වල කාගේ හැසිරීම තමයි ගැටළුව කියලා හිතෙන්නේ — බස් එකේද තුවක්කුවේද?