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  1. High-Speed Collisions Leave Trails of Devastation Across Australia

    Several drivers have received prison sentences for causing fatal accidents due to speeding in Perth, Adelaide, and Essex. The cases highlight the severe consequences of dangerous driving.

    #SpeedingFatalities, #DangerousDriving, #JailTime, #RoadSafety, #AustraliaNews

    newsletter.tf/drivers-jailed-s

  2. Multiple drivers have been jailed for causing deaths by speeding in recent incidents across Australia and the UK, with sentences ranging from over 5 years to 10 years.

    #SpeedingFatalities, #DangerousDriving, #JailTime, #RoadSafety, #AustraliaNews
    newsletter.tf/drivers-jailed-s

  3. So why just California, #Amazon? And why did it take you so long? $ taking priority over safety is a bad policy.

    Amazon halts sales of illegal high-speed ebikes in California after fatal crashes
    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m

    #NotAnE-bike #unlicensed-vehicles #DangerousDriving

  4. So why just California, #Amazon? And why did it take you so long? $ taking priority over safety is a bad policy.

    Amazon halts sales of illegal high-speed ebikes in California after fatal crashes
    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m

    #NotAnE-bike #unlicensed-vehicles #DangerousDriving

  5. Carlow Man Sentenced for Assault, Vehicle Damage, and Dangerous Driving

    📰 Original title: Carlow man who rammed brother’s Audi and assaulted gardaí jailed for four years

    🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
    👥 Users: It's clickbait ⚠️

    View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/carlow-man-sen

    #justice #crime #assault #dangerousdriving

  6. Speeding Stories: Takeaway and Teenage Tempers

    A driver was caught speeding at 135mph on the A26 near Kilrea to collect Chinese takeaway. Faces court.

    #A26Speeding, #Kilrea, #ChineseTakeaway, #PoliceStop, #DangerousDriving

    newsletter.tf/driver-stopped-1

  7. Driver Jailed for Fatal High-Speed Crash

    Josh Buchan, 26, jailed for 7.5 years after his friend Ben Taylor, 19, died in a high-speed crash near Aberdeen in 2022.

    #DangerousDriving, #FatalCrash, #Aberdeen, #PrisonSentence, #RoadSafety

    newsletter.tf/driver-jailed-fr

  8. "But Detective Inspector Mark Jenkins, of Dorset Police’s major crime investigation team, said Treadwell had mistaken Mr Johnstone for her former partner Joshua Lovell, with whom she had an ongoing feud."

    metro.co.uk/2026/01/15/woman-u

    #UKCrime #RangeRover #WarOnCars #DangerousDriving #Murder

  9. Idiot males in cars never think of the consequences. They should look at the eyes of this man and think....

    As well as killing himself and his friends, he also killed a beloved taxi driver in another car. Now his brother takes on all that weight because of foolish male actions. It happens too often 😞

    #Blackburn #Masculinity #Cars #DangerousDriving

  10. Failing to nip #irresponsible #dangerousdriving in te bud, #Singapore?
    🤔
    Over 118,000 #speeding #violations in 1H2025; situation shows no signs of improvement: #Traffic #Police
    "Te # of speeding violations has surged 45.5% in 1H2025 fr te same period te prev year.. Te #fastest #offender caught in 2025 had been hurtl'g down te #AYE at 178kmh, more than #double te road’s #speedlimit of 80kmh.. In 2024, there were 46 speed'g-related #fatal #accidents, up fr 32 in 2023" #SG60
    straitstimes.com/singapore/ove

  11. #LetterOfTheWeek
    #Drinkdriving penalties shld be drastically raised🇸🇬
    "The severe traumatic brain injury Mr Ng suffered left him permanently incapacitated & he won't be able to work again. Someone will also hv to care for him for e rest of his life. Te penalty for #dangerousdriving causing grievous hurt for 1st-time offenders is up to 5yrs’ jail. It's high time tt e penalties for drink #driving be drastically raised, esp'ly when it results in permanent disability or death"
    straitstimes.com/opinion/forum

  12. “It’s no secret that we have a staffing shortage so we’re going to have to be very precise and focus on the locations and violations that are causing the most harm.” the Traffic COmmander says.

    I can't help but wonder - aren't the bad driving habits (eg running stop signs/lights, ignoring pedestrians and bicyclists, failing to yield, speeding, ...) formed driving in places where they don't cause accidents, because pedestrians and other drivers are scarce enough that the probability of collision is low? And that those bad driving habits when in a high use area are more likely to cause collisions withreal damage? And if so, maybe targeting enforcement exclusively or primarily in the high injury areas is less effective? Are they misapplying the Pareto Principle because of a faulty root cause analysis? Should we be thinking about #DangerousDriving habits rather than collision locations when designing enforcement?

    sfstandard.com/2024/04/08/sfpd

    #VisionZero or #ZeroVIsion ? #SFPD #sfmta