Goa, Nov. 17 -- Travelling along the newly built bypass road from Sangolda to Porvorim at night has become a nightmare for motorists due to stray cattle occupying the middle of the road and refusing to move. The bypass, meant to serve as a convenient shortcut to Chogm Road and ease traffic flow, has instead turned into a risky stretch, especially after sunset.

Large black bulls often sit or stand on the road, and the poorly lit or completely dark sections make them almost impossible to spot in time. The danger increases significantly during heavy rains, when visibility drops further. Thousands of commuters-many returning home late from work-are forced to navigate this hazardous route with constant anxiety, particularly two-wheeler riders...