The Delhi Dwarka Scorpio crash, the Kanpur Lamborghini crash, and the Pune Porsche crash, all share at least two things in common: luxury cars and affluent families. But does the outcome really depend on privilege? Brut journalist Vaishnavi delves into the grey areas of India’s road accident laws, examining whether legal gaps and influence can lead to crashes being treated as “accidents,” and whether justice depends on the crime itself or on who was behind the wheel.