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12-06-2011, 09:28 AM
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 Join Date: Oct 2006
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Hello,
I was involved in two accidents on Melbourne's City Link last Friday. In the first I was rear ended after I stopped when cut off. Not a big deal, these things happen. We pulled into the left lane (no emergency lane), some way in front of a broken down van (the reason I was cut off), the driver that caused the accident just drove off! After getting out of our vehicles, the car behind mine, was hit from behind, and in coming forward hit us (people) as well as my vehicle again. The three for us (two from the car behind mine and I) were not too badly injured, but may have been. If any of us were crushed between the two cars the outcome may have been very different. So please, if you are in an accident and get out of your car, keep well away from the road and your car because another accident can occur. If you are out of your car you have no protection! This applies double where there is no emergency lane. James. |
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