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Road offence research produces shock
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Ask most people who have the greatest threat on the road, and they will probably say, the young rider. ” But by seeking new Bradford-West Yorkshire Casualty Reduction Partnership indicates that young drivers should perhaps not quite his reputation in advance how to lead, to follow up strong stampfenden music. Analysis of the speeding offences and prostitution in the West Yorkshire depending on the age of 2005-2007 shows that out of a total of 141242 crimes, or less than seven percent - 9737 - were committed by older drivers 16 and 24 years. But offences were 28738, 25 to 34 years and 38529 of 35 to 44 years. All together, older drivers and experienced accounted for more than 93 percent - 131505 - Acceleration of all criminal offences. “It is easy to debt for young people from the disease of society,” said Steve Thornton, the chairman of the harm-reduction partnership. “You are an easy target for speeders brands but as these new figures, which is not the case. They believe that the elderly, mature and experienced driver would be a better example.” The research will be accompanied by two photos in the form of pictures, of the West Yorkshire Police, to the question: “Who do you think is the driver? Philip Gwynne, spokesman for the partnership, said: “If people look at these photos you adjusts, many automatically assume it is intended to pickelig guys in the Back-to-front baseball cap . “We believe that people are very surprised to learn that the driver is the man with the tie and the neck of 2.4 children, keep a good job and commute daily to work. “When we get calls from residents about unscrupulous motorists speeding up their street, people assume, it’s teenagers. Indeed, it is the perception of young riders", fathers are those found speeding . “It is true that during the year 2006, there was an increase in fatalities and serious violations of numbers, breakdowns, young drivers and the group is always responsible for a disproportionately high number of accidents. “But it is not true to leap of faith to say, therefore they must be the most serious and fastest bösartigsten drivers on the roads.” The survey was conducted prior The Great Yorkshire (road legal) Cruise, which aims in the region to attract young drivers at Elland Road, Leeds, on April 26. The flagship event, supported by the reduction in damages, partnership, young drivers, attending an exhibition and shine security challenge, legal and fun. This event will provide an opportunity for them to meet and get acquainted with the issues of police radar patrols, road safety and rescue crews nurses. The day with a number of pilots and activities related to the experience, while participants receive significant safety in the field of road transport advisor. Harm reduction-partnership has conducted several studies in recent years, trends of conduct chart, with a view of the age of drivers, in the plant, they come from areas, and causes of the collision. |
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