speed, phone, booze
Cooper |
December 20, 2023 |
8:57 am |
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An Interesting site www.injuryresearch.bc.ca points out three main factors of drivers who died while driving:

Speed

Phones

Booze

It is wise to keep away from all of these three top factors.

Also please take note of the percentages of this kind of event compared to the overall number of drivers.

Ask yourself, what percentage of drivers DO NOT GET INTO ANY KIND OF TROUBLE?

https://www.injuryresearch.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Case-Study-The-Capital-Regional-District-CRD-Traffic-Safety-Commission-TSC-2015.pdf

Note this study was done 9 years ago. What do you think has changed since then?

I am starting this conversation to look at not only the negative, and not only the postive, but both. A real point of view on the risk of driving because effective solutions come from true facts.

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