2 CYCLISTS DEAD(ch)


确定...让我们停止所有的布...事实是， 4骑单车被击中，从后面一辆汽车在光天化日之下，一个单位，伸展的双车道公路。该名司机的汽车是负责的安全运行和控制的汽车，显然这种情况没有发生。为什么，我们可能永远都不会知道，但往往骑脚踏车和行人死于谁驾驶精神不集中，然后获得更多的同情，从社会和法院比受害者和受害者家属接受。难道你们不认为它的时间的罚则，这些种的悲剧，应该更严厉的刑罚为司机，而不是愚蠢的意见，有关如何自行车不应容许的道路摆在首位？也许，如果罚款/判刑和社会的愤慨约司机杀害无辜人民被更为严重，更多司机会采取responsibilty为安全运作他们的车辆更严重的，少人会不必要地死亡。 。 。 。 。 。。阿民。 。 。 。我。 。同意。随着这些意见对本地。 。 。网站。 。 。有关的悲惨死亡2骑单车。 。和。 。损伤。 0.2 。 。更多。。 。一条公路上。在virden ， Manitoba ，加拿大。 。所以。 。远。 。没有。 。 。收费。 。 。奠定了基础。 。上面的。。后2周的活动。

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