Our Almost Fatal Car Accident

One evening, my father and I came back from the supermarket. It's raining and the road is very slippery. It is very quiet. Very quiet at night, there are only a few cars on the road. My father turned into a dark road surrounded by a lot of trees, the road became very narrow. The road extends across a long bridge. I looked outside the window and noticed that a lot of cars were flying over the bridge. Suddenly, I saw a huge truck headed toward us; a slippery road broke the balance of the truck.

At noon on December 18th, a car accident occurred near the intersection of Flyatt Road and Carranza Road, two people died. On-site emergency personnel said the fatal accident involved the suspected SUV that the police are suspected of following the police in New Jersey. Both victims were sitting in a car that hit a telephone pole and caused a fire. According to the report, the vehicle equipped with the 1999 GMC Yukon was stolen from Shamong.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported that 13 out of 100 thousands had a fatal accident, but motorcycle mortality rate was 72 per 100 thousand people. Motorcycle drivers also have a high risk of fatal accidents per mile. Every mile you drive, the motorcyclist is at risk of a fatal accident. This is 35 times the car driver. In 2004, 37,304 people died in a traffic accident in the United States. In the same year, 4,008 motorcyclists were killed on American roads. Motorcycle accidents may cause injury. According to injured people, 98% of multiple car accidents and 96% of one car accident injured a motorcycle driver. In a traffic accident, motorcycle drivers are likely to die 26 times more than car drivers, and the possibility of injury is five times that.

Both motorcycles and car accidents are similar in that they are caused by speeding violations and alcohol. According to the Ministry of Transport's mortality analysis reporting system (FARS), speeding violence, drunk driving, distracting driving was a factor of 58% of fatal traffic accidents between 2004 and 2013. More than 116,000 people live. Overspeed is a factor of 31% of fatal accidents. Driven driving is a factor that causes 18% of fatal accidents. Despite the dangers of mobile phone usage and the promotion of many targeted media campaigns, the Department of Transportation caused the use of mobile phones only 1% of fatal accidents between 2004 and 2013 I found out that it is a factor. A number of non-fatal car accidents related to this, but the use of mobile phones is higher