Driver crashed to death by concrete mixer truck

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Traffic officers guide motorists at Nkumba University traffic lights along the Entebbe - Kampala expressway after the driver of a cement mixer truck UAN 836D lost control and rammed into the barriers in the middle of the road before falling onto a Mitsubishi RVR UBQ 371P on April 17, 2024.
Eyewitness said there was one occupant in the
Mitsubishi who is presumed dead and his body is still trapped in the wreckage.
The driver of the Cement truck is said to have moved out of the car and went to a nearby medical facility for treatment.

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@Blaze_Donn 5 месяцев назад

Instead of bringing ambulance they're bringing the whole military

@sarahgood5096 5 месяцев назад

Inalilah wainalileh rajuuna

@chovuse 5 месяцев назад

To prevent the many deadly accidents over mechanical vehicle failures from : - - worn out brakes, worn out tyres, rust, old shock absorbers, non functional lights, and others : - EAC and Uganda must introduce the Laws for - Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspections - to reduce accidents: - To carry out Periodic road safety and emission control inspections on ALL vehicles (inc. Govt.) with the frequency of : - - Every 2 years inspection for private vehicles (up to 3.5 tons) and (up to 8 passengers). - Every 1 year (annual) inspection for private vehicles (over 3.5 tons) and (over 8 passengers). - Every 1 year (annual) inspection for Commercially used and Public Institutionally used vehicles :- (Government, NGOs, Businesses, Schools, Hospitals, Police, KCCA, Military, Diplomats, etc) that are (up to and over 3.5 tons) and (up to and over 8 passengers) example :- (trucks, coaches, trailers, busses, taxis, vans, mini-busses, pickups, cars, bodas, ambulances, etc). - The Laws should include automatic travel ban on vehicles that haven't passed the inspections. - And heavy fines, loss of licenses and jail for the drivers and owners that knowingly operate already banned vehicles. - Traffic Police officers and inspecting mechanics that take bribes for allowing banned vehicles should be jailed.