Captured on camera, the dangerous way a motorcyclist drives in Havana.

A driver alerted authorities about the dangerous driving style of a motorcyclist who weaved in a zigzag pattern for several meters while driving along Primelles Street, in the Cerro municipality, in Havana, on Monday morning.

"Look at what a drunken state, or whatever it was... at 11 a.m. all over Primelles," wrote an anonymous internet user who shared several videos that showed the erratic behavior of the motorcycle driver on Facebook.

In the images, it is clear to see how the young man driving struggles to maintain balance and even when merging into traffic after a STOP sign, he does so with some difficulty.

Fortunately, there wasn't much traffic in Primelles at the time when the motorcyclist was caught risking his life and that of others.

The scene sparked a wide debate in the Facebook group Bus & Truck Accidents, where many agreed that this is how some people ruin the lives of entire families.

"They don't love life. Wow, how reckless!"; "Those are the ones who bring shame to a family"; "It seems like an obstacle course to get a license"; "How great of an imprudence!"; "Too bad there were no police around"; "Because of a drunk like that, I lost my car and almost my life"; "If he were to kill himself, there would be no problem. It's bad that he might end someone else's life," were some critical opinions.

There were also those who speculated that perhaps it was not an alcohol problem, but that the driver may have been under the influence of drugs.

"That truck's smoke"; "He's numb"; "He wanted to fly really high," suggested some users in that regard.

A woman claimed that around five in the afternoon that same driver was driving along Calzada del Cerro "extremely drunk." "He was miraculously not falling over, so that means he kept drinking if this video was taken in the morning," she explained.

Some criticized the witness for not calling the police, as they believe that the extreme recklessness seen in the images was what he deserved.

Then they run it over and the defenders come to say that the bus, truck, train, or plane took away its right of way!" another commentator stated.