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7/24/2012 10:21am
Last night Jeffrey Herlings was involved in a car crash in Rusia.
the car he was in, hit a truck in a trafic jam. he has a concussion and some stiches in his face. he now is waiting for the ok to fly home to the Netherlands.
press realese: http://www.motocrossplanet.nl/nieuws/id15413-Jeffrey_Herlings_raakt_bet…
sorry for the bad typing.
the car he was in, hit a truck in a trafic jam. he has a concussion and some stiches in his face. he now is waiting for the ok to fly home to the Netherlands.
press realese: http://www.motocrossplanet.nl/nieuws/id15413-Jeffrey_Herlings_raakt_bet…
sorry for the bad typing.
Hope he recovers in time for Loket!
Get well soon Jeffrey.
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Hey Guys, Finally got home of à terrible nightmare, Just à quick update. Sunday went Great with 1-1.. Then on our way to the hotel we got in à very big car accident. Me, Ruben, everyone knows Johnny V and Some friend. Our big Luck was That me and Ruben was on The back seats. I was KO for à several of seconds.. Monday KTM and Stefan Everts' & Pit Beirer made work of all the shit what happend.. By getting me and Rubs on à private yet from Moscow back home! Only option to go home was with à doctor because I had à little fracturen in à bone in front of my Brian which heals in 7-10days normally. Otherwise i had to stay 7-10 more Days in Moscow !! From now on i'll be af the doctor everyday to get healed up asap to hopefully be riding beginning of next week again!! Big thanks for all THE support I been getting. Especially à big thanks to Pit Beirer, Stefan Everts' and Ruben for being there for me 100% and all the KTM Crew
You don't want to be in this one!!
2,000 road deaths in Britain in 2010 ( the lowest for many years) lot's of stupid people here too.
SOURCE: Global Status Report on Road Safety
Country Ranks
This table is derived from the Global Status Report on Road Safety 2009, published by the World Health Organization, with financial support from Bloomberg Philanthropies.
For explanations, please refer to the notes below the table.
Rank--
Country--------------------------------------- Rate per-------------------- Reported
100,000 number of
population traffic deaths
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1 Eritrea 48.4 81
2 Cook Islands 45.0 6
3 Egypt 41.6 15,983
4 Libya 40.5 2,138
5 Afghanistan 39.0 1,779
6 Iraq 38.1 1,932
7 Angola 37.7 2,358
9 United Arab Emirates 37.1 1,056
11 Iran 35.8 22,918
13 Ethiopia 35.0 2,441
14 Mozambique 34.7 1,952
15 Sudan 34.7 2,227
16 Tunisia 34.5 1,497
18 Kenya 34.4 3,760
20 Tanzania 34.3 2,595
21 Jordan 34.2 992
22 Botswana 33.8 482
23 Madagascar 33.7 594
24 South Africa 33.2 16,113
26 Liberia 32.9 —
27 Syria 32.9 3,663
29 Nigeria 32.3 4,532
36 Kazakhstan 30.6 4,714
40 Saudi Arabia 29.0 6,358
42 Namibia 28.6 368
43 Lebanon 28.5 536
44 Morocco 28.3 3,838
48 Zimbabwe 27.5 1,348
52 Zambia 25.6 1,645
53 Pakistan 25.3 7,234
54 Russia 25.2 35,972
56 Uganda 24.7 2,838
58 Malaysia 23.6 6,282
63 Venezuela 21.8 6,031
65 Peru 21.5 3,510
66 Ukraine 21.5 9,921
68 Mexico 20.7 22,103
73 Thailand 19.6 12,492
78 Brazil 18.3 35,155
84 Dominican Republic 17.3 1,838
88 India 16.8 105,725 !!!!
90 China 16.5 96,611
91 Indonesia 16.2 16,548
93 Vietnam 16.1 12,800
105 Poland 14.7 5,583
115 United States 13.9 42,642
117 Argentina 13.7 5,281
122 Turkey 13.4 6,022
125 Puerto Rico 12.8 452
126 South Korea 12.8 6,166
129 Romania 12.7 2,712
130 Bangladesh 12.6 4,108
137 Czech Republic 12.0 1,222
138 Colombia 11.7 5,409
143 Portugal 10.4 1,110
144 Belgium 10.2 1,067
145 New Zealand 10.1 423
150 Italy 9.6 5,669
152 Spain 9.3 4,104
153 Canada 8.8 2,889
155 Ireland 8.5 365
156 Austria 8.3 691
157 Australia 7.8 1,616
158 France 7.5 4,620
160 Finland 7.2 380
165 Germany 6.0 4,949
166 Israel 5.7 398
167 United Kingdom 5.4 3,298
168 Sweden 5.2 471
169 Japan 5.0 6,639
170 Norway 5.0 233
171 Switzerland 4.9 370
172 West Bank & Gaza Striph 4.9 188
173 Netherlands 4.8 791
178 Marshall Islands 1.7 1
NOTES:
Over 90% of the world's fatalities on the roads occur in low-income and middle-income countries, which have only 48% of the world's registered vehicles.
N.B. Where there's blame, there's a claim!
Check out India and China! Car ownership per head of population is pretty low there, which make their number even more incredible!
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