On 17/02/2024 02:43, Simon Mason wrote:
More than twice the number of people died on Cheshire’s roads in 2018 in comparison to the previous year – and the majority of those deaths could have been avoided.
46 people lost their lives in road traffic collisions in 2018 and already, in 2019, there have been 23 fatalities on our roads – that’s more than one per week.
Investigations into these collisions show that some of the fatalities could have been prevented and that there are five main contributory factors that cause serious road traffic collisions. These are known as the 'Fatal One'.
The Fatal One
Chav-cycling on a chav-bike (ignoring ssignage, especially Stop and Give Way lines and traffic lights, chav=cycling along FOOTwayss, ignoring one-way working, etc, etc)
Road users who commit one of the Fatal One offences are far more likely to be involved in a fatal collision than those who do not. But commiting the Fatal One offence is entirely something those chavs have chosen to do.
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