Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee
Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Serious thought must be given to preventing road accidents

  • Two crashes in two days involving school buses should act as a wake-up call for all involved in ensuring road safety

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Updated: 11:21pm, 11 Dec, 2018

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Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee
Police suspect that the driver in the North Point incident might have failed to put the handbrake in position when he left the empty bus on a slope. Photo: Dickson Lee
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