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Unlicensed Driver Causes Fatal Accident, Sparking Calls for Legal Reform
14-year-old Harry Parker died after being hit by an unlicensed driver in Swindon in November 2022; the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the charges due to insufficient evidence, prompting calls for legal reform.
Unlicensed Driver Causes Fatal Accident, Sparking Calls for Legal Reform
14-year-old Harry Parker died after being hit by an unlicensed driver in Swindon in November 2022; the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the charges due to insufficient evidence, prompting calls for legal reform.
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40% Bias Score


Paramedic Identifies Daughter, Fiancé as Victims of Fatal Drunk Driving Accident
Magen David Adom paramedic Gadi Danino tragically identified his daughter Shahaf and her fiancé Eliav as victims of a fatal head-on collision on Road 310 caused by a suspected drunk driver speeding and swerving between lanes; police are investigating.
Paramedic Identifies Daughter, Fiancé as Victims of Fatal Drunk Driving Accident
Magen David Adom paramedic Gadi Danino tragically identified his daughter Shahaf and her fiancé Eliav as victims of a fatal head-on collision on Road 310 caused by a suspected drunk driver speeding and swerving between lanes; police are investigating.
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28% Bias Score


Wimbledon School Crash: Driver Rearrested, Investigation Reopened
Two eight-year-old girls died when a Land Rover crashed into their school; the driver, Claire Freemantle, was initially cleared but has been rearrested and released on bail after a review prompted by the families' concerns and the discovery of new lines of inquiry.
Wimbledon School Crash: Driver Rearrested, Investigation Reopened
Two eight-year-old girls died when a Land Rover crashed into their school; the driver, Claire Freemantle, was initially cleared but has been rearrested and released on bail after a review prompted by the families' concerns and the discovery of new lines of inquiry.
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36% Bias Score


French Bus Driver Tests Positive for Cannabis After Fatal Accident
On Thursday, a bus accident near Châteaudun, France, resulted in the death of a 15-year-old girl; the driver, 26, tested positive for cannabis, contradicting his account of the incident, and is under investigation for aggravated involuntary manslaughter.
French Bus Driver Tests Positive for Cannabis After Fatal Accident
On Thursday, a bus accident near Châteaudun, France, resulted in the death of a 15-year-old girl; the driver, 26, tested positive for cannabis, contradicting his account of the incident, and is under investigation for aggravated involuntary manslaughter.
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40% Bias Score


French Road Fatalities Rise Slightly in 2024, Underscoring Persistent Safety Concerns
France's 2024 road accident statistics show a slight increase in overall fatalities (3,190 in mainland France, +0.7%; 241 in overseas territories, +4%), despite a decrease in injuries (-0.8%) in mainland France; motorcyclists account for a third of fatalities.
French Road Fatalities Rise Slightly in 2024, Underscoring Persistent Safety Concerns
France's 2024 road accident statistics show a slight increase in overall fatalities (3,190 in mainland France, +0.7%; 241 in overseas territories, +4%), despite a decrease in injuries (-0.8%) in mainland France; motorcyclists account for a third of fatalities.
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60% Bias Score


\"German Verkehrsgerichtstag Debates MPU Course Quality and Survivor Benefits\"\
The Verkehrsgerichtstag in Goslar, Germany, is discussing the quality of MPU preparation courses, citing concerns about unqualified instructors and questionable methods. Experts also debate improvements to survivor benefits following traffic accidents, including raising the current \~€10,000 payout ...
\"German Verkehrsgerichtstag Debates MPU Course Quality and Survivor Benefits\"\
The Verkehrsgerichtstag in Goslar, Germany, is discussing the quality of MPU preparation courses, citing concerns about unqualified instructors and questionable methods. Experts also debate improvements to survivor benefits following traffic accidents, including raising the current \~€10,000 payout ...
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36% Bias Score

Germany Considers Making Mobile Phone Use While Driving a Felony
Germany's Verkehrsgerichtstag proposes amending §315c of the Strafgesetzbuch (StGB) to include mobile phone use while driving as a felony, following an analysis of 474,254 accidents showing that ignoring right-of-way remains the leading cause of fatal crashes.

Germany Considers Making Mobile Phone Use While Driving a Felony
Germany's Verkehrsgerichtstag proposes amending §315c of the Strafgesetzbuch (StGB) to include mobile phone use while driving as a felony, following an analysis of 474,254 accidents showing that ignoring right-of-way remains the leading cause of fatal crashes.
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36% Bias Score

Four University of Essex Students Killed in Car Crash
Four University of Essex students—Makyle Bayley, 22; Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21; Anthony Hibbert, 24; and Daljang Wol, 22—died in a single-car crash on Magdalen Street, Colchester, at 4:40 GMT on Saturday. The students were active members of various university clubs and societies.

Four University of Essex Students Killed in Car Crash
Four University of Essex students—Makyle Bayley, 22; Eva Darold-Tchikaya, 21; Anthony Hibbert, 24; and Daljang Wol, 22—died in a single-car crash on Magdalen Street, Colchester, at 4:40 GMT on Saturday. The students were active members of various university clubs and societies.
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28% Bias Score

Macedonian Protests Erupt Over Student's Death, Exposing Systemic Road Safety Failures
Mass protests erupted in Skopje and Negotino, Macedonia, demanding justice for 22-year-old Frosina Kulakova, killed by a speeding, unlicensed, intoxicated driver with a history of offenses; the demonstrations highlight systemic failures in road safety and the justice system.

Macedonian Protests Erupt Over Student's Death, Exposing Systemic Road Safety Failures
Mass protests erupted in Skopje and Negotino, Macedonia, demanding justice for 22-year-old Frosina Kulakova, killed by a speeding, unlicensed, intoxicated driver with a history of offenses; the demonstrations highlight systemic failures in road safety and the justice system.
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24% Bias Score

Wales 20mph Speed Limit: 100 Fewer Casualties in First Year
Wales's 20mph speed limit, implemented in September 2023, showed around 100 fewer people killed or seriously injured in its first year (July-September 2024), a 26% drop compared to the previous year; however, a three-year data review is planned for comprehensive analysis.

Wales 20mph Speed Limit: 100 Fewer Casualties in First Year
Wales's 20mph speed limit, implemented in September 2023, showed around 100 fewer people killed or seriously injured in its first year (July-September 2024), a 26% drop compared to the previous year; however, a three-year data review is planned for comprehensive analysis.
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44% Bias Score

Glasgow Cyclist Death Highlights Need for Improved Road Safety
In Glasgow, Scotland, 22-year-old cyclist Emma Burke Newman was killed on January 27, 2023, after being struck by an HGV whose driver had an obstructed view; her parents are campaigning for improved road safety and harsher penalties for drivers who kill.

Glasgow Cyclist Death Highlights Need for Improved Road Safety
In Glasgow, Scotland, 22-year-old cyclist Emma Burke Newman was killed on January 27, 2023, after being struck by an HGV whose driver had an obstructed view; her parents are campaigning for improved road safety and harsher penalties for drivers who kill.
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44% Bias Score

German Congress Debates Police Powers, Older Drivers' Road Safety
Germany's Goslar traffic court congress is debating police powers to assess older drivers' fitness, with the ADAC opposing special tests while insurers propose mandatory feedback drives and the police union wants clearer rules on stopping drivers and harsher penalties for violations.

German Congress Debates Police Powers, Older Drivers' Road Safety
Germany's Goslar traffic court congress is debating police powers to assess older drivers' fitness, with the ADAC opposing special tests while insurers propose mandatory feedback drives and the police union wants clearer rules on stopping drivers and harsher penalties for violations.
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40% Bias Score
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