The phrase "accident down" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "There was an accident down the road, causing a traffic jam."
Alternatives: "incident below" or "crash ahead".
The rules, which took effect in February, required an injured victim to notify the insurance company within 30 days of an accident, down from 90.
I remember once when I was in a car accident down there, in my friend's VW Rabbit, no seat belt.
Unsurprisingly, VW spokesman Heiko Hillwig is putting the accident down to "human error" rather than heralding it as the starting pistol for the widely prophesied robo-apocalypse, though he has announced there will be an investigation into the death.
According to the Connecticut Department of Transportation, in 2006, after these restrictions were put in place, this age group was responsible for 8,614 motor vehicle accidents, down from 10,174 in 2002.
The accident shut down the plant and prompted the first alert in its 26-year history.
The accident shut down all lanes of the turnpike for about an hour.
A bystander who witnessed the accident jumps down after him — but not for a daring rescue before the train arrives.
He had an accident, fell down and broke his rib, and so the circus was left without a clown.
The accident shut down the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric plant, Russia's largest power generator, in the Khakassia region of Siberia.
Don Tyson, who had taken over after his own father was killed in a 1967 car accident, stepped down as chief executive in 1995, when he turned 65.
Theory three: catastrophic mechanical failure The possibility of an accident bringing down the plane seemed plausible when news of the disaster came through.
