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Beardy said:
Would you support it if a car towing a caravan with defective brakes jack knifed and crossed the carriageway causing a head on collision that killed someone close to you?
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Like I said, I personally wouldn't support it. Let's just accept that folks have differing opinions on things in life or we'll end up dragging a valid topic waaaaaay off course and getting it locked.
 
Beardy said:
Would you support it if a car towing a caravan with defective brakes jack knifed and crossed the carriageway causing a head on collision that killed someone close to you?
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That could just as easily happen if the caravan or trailer detached from the towing vehicle as that seems to happen often. Speeding is probably more of a concern as I have seen people towing overtake us and exceeding the national speed limit. Tyres the next concern and then overladen trailers. If a car hit a caravan, the caravan would be matchsticks and the car probably sustain a couple of scratches. I would be more concern about the car crossing the carriageway and going through the barriers.
 
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