I stuck my tongue inside his mouth and violently moved it around as fast as I could: two angry, epileptic eels in a collision to the death.
The data – which covered incidents on the highways – showed that 3% of all collisions leading to deaths or serious injuries took place on bike lanes, and almost 80% of casualties happened during daylight hours.
The framework of [15] is based on the theoretical background presented by [19] according to which the traffic safety consists of three dimensions, which are (1) exposure, (2) risk of a collision to take place during a trip and (3) consequences (= risk of a collision to result in injuries or death) ([19], as illustrated in Fig. 2).
The extent of many injuries was unknown, but a quarter of all recorded collisions led to the death of the whale.
Fransen went on to say that these inspections are meant to "prevent passenger bus traffic collision related deaths," which is why it's imperative that Chariot bus drivers are properly trained and have the right licenses.
Finnish Rail Agency is participating in the Operation Lifesaver, which is a non-profit, international, public education programme (originally from the United States) to prevent collisions, deaths and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and on railroad rights-of-way [11].
He said he was putting forward the case that many collisions leading to the deaths of cyclists and other vulnerable road users could be prevented.
Google has said that safety is its guiding principle in developing the cars, and that once mature, the technology promises to reduce collisions and deaths dramatically.
According to the WHO, Libya is the only country with a higher road collision death rate.
This primal accident, the figure 8 of bad driving, was the base of a graphic montage that ended in high-speed collision and hideous death on the road.
