Hey all! Looking forward to this. I am going into my third year of rabbinical school at HUC-JIR. Prior to this, I was a student at JTS in Tanach, where I received an MA, prior to which I was a student at Queen's University where I studied religion in modernity.
Although the type of road could lead to such an accident, there are many other causes of head-on collisions (including): 1  Distracted driving. 2  Failure to maintain vehicle control. 3  Fatigued driving.  Improper 1  passing. Driving under the influence.  Bad weather 1  conditions. Disobey traffic signs and signals.
Speeding is a factor in 30% of all fatal crashes, according to the NHTSA. Eighteen percent of fatal crashes during the day are alcohol-related, while 54% of crashes at night are alcohol-related. Two-thirds of the people killed at night are not wearing a seat belt.peeding is a factor in 30% of all fatal crashes, according to the NHTSA. Eighteen percent of fatal crashes during the day are alcohol-related, while 54% of crashes at night are alcohol-related. Two-thirds of the people killed at night are not wearing a seat belt.