yesterday
I knew him well. Too sad.
Wear your seat belt peeps
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Gloria's son Cecil died in a horrific car crash
In reply to Chrissy
saw the story and you came to mind.
In reply to camos
Was there last Thursday - love dem peeps. Will check them tomorrow or Thursday
In reply to camos
Was there last Thursday - love dem peeps. Will check them tomorrow or Thursday
In reply to Chrissy
My two sons parents died in a car accident, a day I will never forget.
In reply to openning
Bro you never get over deaths like these.
My question still is what makes a rational man in a high end vehicle not wear a seat belt.
I know that road in my sleep - I use it at least every two weeks.
To think that the plan for the day was visiting their mother's grave on her birthday.
In reply to camos
CLearly
In reply to Chrissy
Really sorry to hear...
Too much crazy driving on the roads...
I narrowly avoided a bad one this holiday weekend with my family in the car...
I was switching to the "slow" lane, indicated everything, when a guy zipped past me doing at least 90 mph...had to swerve to avoid and then swerve back, having gone across to the other lane...
These tragedies are preventable with better enforcement of traffic laws.
In reply to openning
Great man. You are a blessing.
In reply to Chrissy
I just read where a Policeman and his lady friend died in a car crash in Jamaica while having sex.
Animal brains with instinct only.
In reply to Star
Not just a policeman - he was one of the traffic cops.
In reply to DAVE400
Yuh lucky.
In reply to Chrissy
Never met the (deceased) son, but had the pleasure of meeting the daughter back in 2007. That's when she proudly informed us that we were seated exactly where Shaggy and Chaka Khan were the prior evening.
Made us feel like a celebrities.
In reply to Chrissy
My brother in law and sister in law wore seat belts, it did not save them, Seat belt are a must, especially when driving with my precious cargo.
In reply to Star
What a beautiful way to go!
In reply to Toney
Cumming and going at the same time.
In reply to openning
All of Cecil's injuries were related to being thrown from the SUV
In reply to Toney
The really good news is that only the two of them died. They could have killed others.
In reply to Chrissy
People in the Region head hard .
It is unfrtunate that some die because of refusing to put on their Seat Belts .
The vehicles come to the Region
equipped with Seat Belts . THEY
therefore have absolutely no excuse
for not buckling up .
I was living in SVG from the end of 1999 - 2005 and was derided for putting on my seat belt . I went to my Auto Insurance Agent , and asked him to get the other INsurance Companies to lobby the
Government to make it mandatory
that People in Vehicles wear Seat belts .
My take is that Insurance Companies & Governments have a vested interest in this matter . Insurance Companies have topay out money , and when those who survive not wearing seatbets are
hospitalized , Governments in the Region , have to facilitate caring for them ; when if they had on their safety belts , the surgeries , medication etc would have been unnecessary .
Overtime the feaking cost adds up .
My understanding is that the Government of SVG has since made it mandatory that people buckle up .
My condolencies to Gloria , I went to her Restaurant once while in transit going to Antigua .
In reply to POINT
Gloria is dead man - in fact Cecil died on her birth date and the plan was for the family to visit her grave.
Agree with every word re seat belts.
No one rides in my car without a seat belt.
In reply to Chrissy
Really sad how people lose their life in this way. Totally avoidable death.
You going Bina this weekend by the way?
Foolish driving is so commonplace in Jamaica that it has become the norm. I don't think the police could actually recognise it. Everybody passing everybody, everwhere.
In reply to Headley
Man it is crazy on those Jamaican roads.
When I was there it was an adventure driving to the Stadium.
I mean, I was already concerned that I had to get used to a vehicle which is right hand drive after such a long time. But nobody wants to wait and worse the taxis.
In reply to dale_staple
I have tickets - going first day for sure and will go Sunday to escape di Carnival noise. Who knows - I may go every day
In reply to Headley
Police & politicians own a whole heap a dem taxis that terrify us all day every day.
Last year I went to HWT police station and before I parked two a dem wanted to know if I was selling my car.
In reply to Star
Dem say dis is not true
Who is di Trini girl from CT?
In reply to archangel
One sensible suggestion.
A concerned driver.
The insurance companies have resources, creativity and flexibility which the police can never match. In the USA drivers don't drive carefully just because they are good citizens. They know the insurance company will jack up their premiums if they have a bad record.
In reply to Chrissy
I am not surprised. We all know the schemes. It just reinforces why it makes sense to put the onus on the insurance companies.
In reply to Headley
That works where peeps care about insurance.
Last year there was a horrific country bus accident. The driver was killed -'ductor was driving.
Turns out the bus was owned by a policewoman and had no insurance.
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