[bots]

it depends how the body behaves during a fit. It could easily result in the car accelerating

[Redway]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

if you are having a fit your foot isnt still going to be on the peddle, doesn't make sense.

I know you like to bait-post total nonsense for the reaction but at least think and try to make your crap sound semi-reasonable before you post.

[Ammi]

…it’s all just incredibly tragic and heartbreaking for everyone…there isn’t always any type of criminal culpibility or anything that could have been avoided with more care etc…that’s a very difficult thing to accept when you’ve lost a child, when their lives have so suddenly been taken…’seeking justice’ must be a focus that is so needed …but sometimes there is no justice/blame to seek, it’s all just very tragic…the driver has to live with the images of those two little girls for the rest of her life…and the families have to live without their daughters for the rest of their lives…all just horrendous and heartbreaking for all of them…

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The CPS said there was no evidence Ms Freemantle had ever suffered a similar seizure before and she had no previously diagnosed medical condition.


BBC



Arista stop spreading false news, if you have a heart attack at the wheel and dont know you have a heart condition why would you be charged????

Yes
the First attack of an Epileptic Fit.

So she was not on medicine,
at the time of this accident.

So Tragic, if only she picked a less strong
Car.

The Land Rover
able to climb big curbs


Was Debated on Ch5HD Live

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes
the First attack of an Epileptic Fit.

So she was not on medicine,
at the time of this accident.

So Tragic, if only she picked a less strong
Car.

The Land Rover
able to climb big curbs


Was Debated on Ch5HD Live

if we are going down that route no one should be driving a powerful car in case they get a fit or have a medical episode, sad as it is it was a tragic unavoidable accident