Another fatal accident has been caused by a powerful Subaru vehicle. Within two weeks, three people have died and one remains hospitalized. Monday night, a vehicle crashed into the water at Tsarasaotra-Ivato when two young people, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, were driving recklessly. The driver died despite rescue efforts. Days earlier, another crash occurred on Imerinkasinina road. The driver died after his wife was seriously injured. Both vehicles were Subarus. These are powerful cars used in street racing. The Subaru is a Japanese model, specifically the GC8 variant, which has frequently caused fatalities in the capital. While the vehicle's power is a factor, reckless driving and overconfidence play significant roles in these accidents. Particularly when alcohol is involved. Both recent accidents fit this pattern. On one hand, street racing regulations appear too lax at night. Enforcement is weak, and even when present, authorities lack adequate equipment. Additionally, surveillance tools like radars and cameras are absent, allowing drivers to act with impunity, a situation that encourages reckless driving. To date, road monitoring infrastructure remains limited in our country, with only basic street lighting to regulate traffic.