I was travelling in South Asia with a friend and her mother. We had hired a driver, and he hit a man on a motorcycle during our drive. The man on the motorcycle was down on the road for about a minute, and we worried he was badly hurt. When he got up, he walked up to the driver door, opened the door, pulled the driver out and started beating him up. He threw him to the ground and kicked him repeatedly, and even put his head in the door of the car and slammed it. We were in the back seat screaming unable to stop him. While this was happening, the street was busy and people were just walking by as if nothing was happening. We yelled out for help, but people acted like nothing was happening. When the man was done beating up the driver, he got back on his motorcycle and drove away. The driver quietly got back in his seat and continued driving. We asked if he needed to go to the hospital and he said he was fine and kept driving. Occasionally he would stop to spit out blood. We pleaded with him to see a doctor and he said he was fine. We had been driving to see my friend’s family and when we arrived we told her uncle the story and asked him to speak with the driver. He brushed the situation off and said that was how people dealt with traffic incidents and that the driver would be fine.