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Further the investigators discovered there had been other speeding and heavy braking incidents at that bend but had not been reported by the drivers because they “ feared the consequences” and the “attitude of some managers”. How thick are those tram drivers? They should have fessed up and should not have been speeding. Look at the consequences. And it is the manager’s job to take them to task. I imagine they all belong to a union. The coroner decided that the RAIB investigation was so complete they did not need to hear from Dorris. That was quite wrong. The families were entitled to cross-examine the man whose mistakes-either falling asleep or negligence - had led to the deaths of their nearest and dearest. They are demanding a fresh inquest. I do hope they get it. PS If you plan to buy either car or home insurance I wonder if you might look at my small price comparison site A Spokesman Said as we earn a little commission from each sale which helps fund the research and editorial costs of running the site. It has the same offer as the big ones like Go Compare. Thank you.
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