"Baby airlifted to hospital after car crashes into buggy", and on apavement too!

So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up next?
"I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell", "Not to
worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a motorist
myself."

"Baby airlifted to hospital after car crashes into buggy

A baby escaped with just a bruise after a car veered on to a pavement
in Dorset, hitting the girl's mother who was pushing her in a buggy.

Paramedics were called to Salisbury Road, Blandford, on Tuesday
afternoon.

Dorset Police said the three-month-old girl was airlifted to Dorset
County Hospital as a precaution.

The baby's mother, aged 20, suffered pains to her neck and was also
taken to hospital, along with the driver of the car who had become
unwell."

ttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-11530987

http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/new..._in_Blandford/

http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/new...hes-into-buggy

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Doug wrote:
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too,

Completely OT post - again.


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"Doug" wrote in message
...
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up next?
"I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell", "Not to
worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a motorist
myself."

And?
Someone was taken ill while driving and sadly injured a baby and its mother.
I'm sure the driver didn't
(a) become ill
or
(b) injure the baby or mother
out of choice!

Mr X wrote:
"Doug" wrote in message
...
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up next?
"I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell", "Not to
worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a motorist
myself."

And?
Someone was taken ill while driving and sadly injured a baby and its
mother. I'm sure the driver didn't
(a) become ill
or
(b) injure the baby or mother
out of choice!

it would of course be impossible for a cyclist on the pavement to crash into
a mother and buggy, whether falling ill or not.

Doug wrote:
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up next?
"I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell", "Not to
worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a motorist
myself."

"Baby airlifted to hospital after car crashes into buggy

A baby escaped with just a bruise after a car veered on to a pavement
in Dorset, hitting the girl's mother who was pushing her in a buggy.

Paramedics were called to Salisbury Road, Blandford, on Tuesday
afternoon.

Dorset Police said the three-month-old girl was airlifted to Dorset
County Hospital as a precaution.

The baby's mother, aged 20, suffered pains to her neck and was also
taken to hospital, along with the driver of the car who had become
unwell."

ttp://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-11530987

http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/new..._in_Blandford/

http://www.manchesterwired.co.uk/new...hes-into-buggy

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"Doug" wrote in message
...
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up next?
"I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell", "Not to
worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a motorist
myself."

"Baby airlifted to hospital after car crashes into buggy

A baby escaped with just a bruise after a car veered on to a pavement
in Dorset, hitting the girl's mother who was pushing her in a buggy.

Paramedics were called to Salisbury Road, Blandford, on Tuesday
afternoon.

Dorset Police said the three-month-old girl was airlifted to Dorset
County Hospital as a precaution.

The baby's mother, aged 20, suffered pains to her neck and was also
taken to hospital, along with the driver of the car who had become
unwell."

What's the point of this post Doug?

On Oct 13, 5:49*pm, Doug wrote:
So we are all at risk

Yes, Doug. There's a risk in any activity. Fact.

However, the risk in being injured when walking on the pavement is
very, very low, and much less than a million and one other things
people do every day.

So what is your proposed mitigation of the risk in this case? I'd love
to know, as you never seem to say in such cases what you would do
about it.

Mrcheerful wrote:
Mr X wrote:
"Doug" wrote in message
...
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too, if
motorists feel unwell? I wonder what excuses will be dreamed up
next? "I'm sorry I killed a baby officer but I was feeling unwell",
"Not to worry sir, it could happen to anyone and I should know as a
motorist myself."

And?
Someone was taken ill while driving and sadly injured a baby and its
mother. I'm sure the driver didn't
(a) become ill
or
(b) injure the baby or mother
out of choice!

it would of course be impossible for a cyclist on the pavement to
crash into a mother and buggy, whether falling ill or not.

What about "Police are appealing for information after the 6-year-old was
stuck on Monday morning.The child was hit on Stapleton Road on the one way
section that runs alongside the M32 at around 8.15am. He was crossing the
road with his mum, when he was struck by a cyclist travelling in the
opposite direction"

http://www.jackbristol.com/newscentr...-bristol--4996


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On 13 Oct, 18:05, "The Medway Handyman" davidno-spam-
wrote:
Doug wrote:
So we are all at risk, even on pavements and cyclists too,

Completely OT post - again.

Nope. All cyclists are potential victims of dangerous drivers and are
concerned about road/pavement safety..

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On 13 Oct, 21:31, FrengaX wrote:
On Oct 13, 5:49*pm, Doug wrote:

So we are all at risk

Yes, Doug. There's a risk in any activity. Fact.

However, the risk in being injured when walking on the pavement is
very, very low, and much less than a million and one other things
people do every day.

So what is your proposed mitigation of the risk in this case? I'd love
to know, as you never seem to say in such cases what you would do
about it.

The obvious things to do is to increase punishments for drivers
killing or injuring other people, as a strong deterrent, and if they
do take kill or injure anyone take away their driving licence for
life.

If a driver feels they are prone to dangerous driving, for whatever
reason, they can choose to stop driving and so not risk punishment.

Use of a car is not mandatory, despite appearances to the contrary.

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