Lethal weapon
There’s a lethal weapon
Gleaming bright
Polished
Deadly as dynamite
There’s a lethal weapon
Hold on tight
Safety off
Death’s in sight
There’s a lethal weapon
Guessed it right?
It’s you in your car
On the road tonight
Wreckage
We can repair wrecked cars
We can’t repair wrecked lives
We can replace wrecked cars
We can’t replace dead children, brothers, sisters, husbands, wives…
Poems by David Midmer in memory of his son Nathan, killed aged 22 on 23 December 2000. A pedestrian, he was struck and run over by a car.
Showing posts with label accidents on pavements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accidents on pavements. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2007
Saturday, February 03, 2007
Bad parking led to mobility scooter toppling off the pavement
Illegal parking row as woman, 87, breaks hip in scooter crash
AN elderly woman from Chard was left with a broken hip on Thursday after bad parking led to her mobility scooter toppling off a pavement.This is The West Country Somerset News - http://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk
This shows the what can happen when cars park in an inconsiderate manner!
AN elderly woman from Chard was left with a broken hip on Thursday after bad parking led to her mobility scooter toppling off a pavement.This is The West Country Somerset News - http://www.thisisthewestcountry.co.uk
This shows the what can happen when cars park in an inconsiderate manner!
Monday, November 27, 2006
Double yellow line abuse and pavement form hell


Not pretty sites in Cardiff city centre opposite the castle
What a mess the pavement is in and all that gum and rubbish -ugh!!
A report from the Pedestrians Association [July 1998] identifies that the number of injuries caused by
falls on poor quality pavements are likely to far exceed those caused to pedestrians by vehicles, yet these go unreported in official accident statistics. The Association also draws on the 1997 National Road Maintenance Condition Survey which shows pavement conditions to be worsening year on year.
Excluding NHS costs in treating fall victims, it also estimates that the cost of poor pavements could
total over £500m a year from legal and insurance costs and staff time dealing with claims.
A report from the Pedestrians Association [July 1998] identifies that the number of injuries caused by
falls on poor quality pavements are likely to far exceed those caused to pedestrians by vehicles, yet these go unreported in official accident statistics. The Association also draws on the 1997 National Road Maintenance Condition Survey which shows pavement conditions to be worsening year on year.
Excluding NHS costs in treating fall victims, it also estimates that the cost of poor pavements could
total over £500m a year from legal and insurance costs and staff time dealing with claims.
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