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'Accidents cause more death than terrorism'

Summary by The Express Tribune

A member of a constitutional bench (CB) of the Supreme Court on Friday observed that more people die in the country in road accidents than due to terrorism or disease. "Does the government have any statistics with regard to the people perishing in accidents?" Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail asked while hearing a petition filed against road accidents caused by heavy, overloaded vehicles. During the hearing, the counsel for the petitioner, Barrister…

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The Express Tribune

'Accidents cause more death than terrorism'

6 hours ago·Pakistan

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The Straits Times

Traffic deaths, injuries hit five-year high; increase in fatal accidents caused by speeding

Composition fines will increase by $50 to $150 and demerit points by up to six points for speeding offences.

22 hours ago·Singapore

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holsworthy-today.co.uk

Speeding a 'recurring theme' at recent beat surgery

Police have asked residents to consider if their speed is appropriate

16 hours ago

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Feast Magazine | The Magazine For Industry Professionals

How Congestion and Speeding Lead to More Car Accidents in Busy Areas

Car accidents are a leading cause of death across the globe. Several factors contribute to this statistic, including speeding and high traffic congestion. In this article, we will talk about why that’s the case. It’s important to keep in mind that you should hire lawyers who specialize in car accidents if you find yourself in one. On your own, it can be difficult and confusing to navigate the court system. Here are the reasons why congestion and…

18 hours ago

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Asia One

Singapore sees spike in speeding violations as deaths in speeding-related accidents rise by 43.8%

Last year, Singapore saw spikes in the number of fatal traffic accidents due to speeding as well as the number of speeding violations. Speeding-related fatal accidents rose by 43.8 per cent, from 32 cases in 2023 to 46 cases in 2024, said the traffic police in their annual Road Traffic Situation report on Friday (Feb 21). There was a 64.8...

19 hours ago·Singapore

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