Drove at over 200 miles when the accident occurred
The driver of the driver led to a fatal accident that occurred on Eyjafjarðarbraut east just north of Laugaland in Eyjafjörður in April last year. Four seconds before the accident, the car was driven at 201 km/h according to data from the car’s collision control system, while the maximum speed at the accident site is 90 km/h.
The blow was such when the car hit a rock off the road that it took off and shattered. The burst was spread through a large area and the engine was torn from the car and landed 54 meters from the collision site.
This is stated in a report Investigative Accident Investigation Board.
The driver, a 29 -year -old man, and a 23 -year -old woman who was a passenger in the car, died in the accident.
The car was driven at 201 km/h when the accident occurred.
Screenshot/Investigation Committee Transport Accident
Succeeded in air and shattered
The accident happened in such a way that the driver lost control of the car in a sloping bend just northeast of the south ponds and the car went by it off the road on the east side.
Along the road was a ditch, but the offspring was over the canal and was a culvert under the offspring. The car turned and landed with the left front corner of an ore that was in the offspring above the culvert.
At the time, the car was broken down, took off and landed about 36 meters in the north -east of the offshore and then ran about 15 meters where it stopped. A fire from the car was distributed through a large area, but the machine was torn down during the collision and stopped about 54 meters northwest from the collision.
Automatic main causes of the accident
The report states that the driver and passenger were in the belt, but they died both at the accident site caused by a multi -injury. The driver’s alcohol and pharmaceutical study was negative.
Driving conditions were good when the accident occurred, the road dry, good weather, bright and sunshine and temperature 14 degrees.
According to the results of the report of the Investigation Committee, the main cause of the accident was the main cause of the accident. It is stated that too fast driving has been one of the most common reasons for fatal accidents in traffic and reiterates the committee’s importance that drivers do not drive faster than maximum speed and conditions allow at any given time.
