Highway Safety’s Story of Day:
Today’s story of tragedy is all the way from Yeman. A small country with evidently a huge highway safety problem, the causes are the same the world over. Indeed, unsafe drivers are allowed to kill and maim because nearly everyone fails to equate a murder with a gun to a murder on our roads.
How else can you explain our traffic enforcers practically turning blind eye to all the threatening driving on our world’s highways.
In today’s article, the author states that last week 44 people died on Yeman’s highways; while 360 were injured. The article goes on to point out that somehow 30% of the deaths went unreported.
Remember my posting a few days ago where I pointed that our city stopped coding over 40% of the accidents? Folks, we need to get more serious about getting unsafe driving off our roads.
Today’s Highway Safety Link:
http://www.sabanews.net/en/news186175.htm
Today’s story of tragedy is all the way from Yeman. A small country with evidently a huge highway safety problem, the causes are the same the world over. Indeed, unsafe drivers are allowed to kill and maim because nearly everyone fails to equate a murder with a gun to a murder on our roads.
How else can you explain our traffic enforcers practically turning blind eye to all the threatening driving on our world’s highways.
In today’s article, the author states that last week 44 people died on Yeman’s highways; while 360 were injured. The article goes on to point out that somehow 30% of the deaths went unreported.
Remember my posting a few days ago where I pointed that our city stopped coding over 40% of the accidents? Folks, we need to get more serious about getting unsafe driving off our roads.
Today’s Highway Safety Link:
http://www.sabanews.net/en/news186175.htm
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