US Edition‘Naive’ head boy killed two friends in car crash day after passing test
- On March 14 this year, Jenson Bridges, 17, lost control of his Audi A1 on Offoxey Road near Shifnal, causing a crash that killed him and two friends.
- Bridges, a recently licensed driver, was traveling at a high speed with three passengers on a rough, poorly maintained road.
- The car hit a bump, clipped the grass verge, collided with a hedgerow, and then crashed into a tree, causing catastrophic damage and instant death for one passenger.
- Assistant Coroner Heath Westerman stated Bridges was not racing and that the collision was caused by his naive, young, and inexperienced driving at excessive speeds.
- The crash resulted in the deaths of Bridges, Simon Evans, and Jacob Holman, while a fourth passenger survived with life-changing injuries, highlighting the risks faced by new drivers.
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Driver, 17, and two pals killed in horrific Audi crash day after he passed test - The Mirror
Jenson Bridges, 17, was killed along with passengers Simon Evans and Jacob Holman after he smashed his Audi into a tree in Tong, Shropshire, while driving at 'excessive speed'
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