By LYNAIRE MUNNINGS
lmunnings@tribunemedia.net
TWO men were left dead following a traffic accident at Gladstone Road early yesterday morning.
The incident happened shortly before 5am.
According to reports, upon the arrival of officers they found an accident involving a white Mack garbage truck and a black Honda Accord.
Reports revealed that the Honda received extensive front end damage and two adult males were found unresponsive in the front driver and passenger seats.
Emergency medical services visited the scene and following their assessment they concluded that both occupants of the Honda had no signs of life.
Initial investigations reveal the driver of the Mack garbage truck was proceeding south along Gladstone Road, when the driver of the Honda Accord, who was also proceeding South, collided into the rear of the garbage truck.
Police are awaiting an official identification by the next of kin to confirm the identity of the victims.
The Royal Bahamas Police Force Traffic section is continuing investigations into this matter.
Comments
tribanon 2 years, 4 months ago
And what are the odds of the white Mack garbage truck and the black Honda Accord both having their minimum 'required' insurance in these difficult economic and lawless times?
More than one out of three motor vehicles on our roads today is uninsured due the unaffordable cost of insurance premiums.
The high cost of gasoline, high vehicle registration fees, high driver's license fees, etc., have all contributed to many lawless motorists driving on our roads. The lawful drivers are playing Russian roulette when ever they drive anywhere on our roads today.
Sickened 2 years, 4 months ago
And we can't take public transportation because it's CRAP!
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