Second lorry overturns at Cowstead Corner roundabout

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• Lorries overturning at Cowstead corner

  11/6/2009 2:21:11 PM
  by Claire

  It is my personal opinion that lorry drivers MUST slow down especially when joining roundabouts. I'm sure these accidents could then be avoided.

• Second lorry overturns at Cowstead Corner roundabout

  11/6/2009 2:45:42 PM
  by Mo Brother

  Taking bets that Saturday will see another lorry hit another car on the roundabout, that will be investigating the lorry that hit the car that was investigating the lorry that crashed!!! Odds on for a treble. Sounds like a Fawlty Towers episode on wheels.

• second lorry overturns at cowstead corner

  11/6/2009 5:59:37 PM
  by jacky

  in answer to people who llways think its lorry drivers fault , sound like the vectra that was parked on the round about was to blame,highway man sould of known better ! only takes a sharp movement for the load to move and over you go so all you lot that think they want to cut up lorry BEWARE !

• second lorry overturns at cowstead corner

  11/7/2009 3:59:38 PM
  by jon

  i agree with jackys comment about cutting up a lorry it also drives me mad as an hgv driver when car drivers cut into the gap that i have left behind another hgv not realising they could be the meat in an 88 tonne sandwich a as for claires comment yes some hgv drivers do go too fast into a roundabout but not all accidents happen at speed poor loading or a high centre of gravity due to firms putting increasingly high trailers on the road in the name of increased productivity can also be attributted to rollover accidents a car drivers need more education about hgv blindspots to avoid the increasing collisions involving foreign hgvs

• second lorry overturns at cowstead corner

  11/8/2009 9:21:36 AM
  by Gemma

  I saw this shortly after the collison and all i can say, accidents do happen regardless of who is to blame, to know no one was in the car is such a releif, if he had been he certainly would not be here now. thank the lucky stars.

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