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Distracted Driver’s Morning Tea Causes Dunedin Crash
A morning tea mishap led to a traffic incident in Dunedin on March 14, 2024. A 46-year-old man, commuting down Brockville Road at approximately 07:00, lost control of his vehicle after a cup of tea slipped from its holder. As he attempted to retrieve the spilled drink, he accidentally hit the brakes, which resulted in him skidding into a pole.
According to Senior Sergeant Anthony Bond, the driver was unharmed, and no alcohol was involved in the incident. Despite the lack of injuries, Snr Sgt Bond emphasized the importance of maintaining focus while driving. He remarked, “By the time it’s spilt you’re not going to recover it,” highlighting that distractions can lead to dangerous situations on the road.
The incident serves as a reminder for all drivers to prioritize safety, particularly during morning commutes when distractions might be more prevalent. As people juggle their daily routines, it is crucial to remain vigilant and avoid multitasking, especially when behind the wheel.
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