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QueenieSenior Contributor
We were involved in a third car accident in as many weeks. This time our brand new car was towed away to be assessed by our insurance company. A red P plater hit us by speeding through a stop sign. This time the kids were in the car, and although not injured, they are very shaken up.
I am over the BS. Our friends are blaming my Mrs' driving ability (which isn't at fault at all).
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Darn @Queenie I am glad you are alright though.
There are so many more cars on the road and the speeds are up and many drivers impatient. Increases chances.
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TeejSenior Contributor
Oh no @Queenie Thats not good. Glad you are ok and the kids are ok. Not sure what else to say but that just sucks. Thinking of you 💜🤗💐
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