Multiple Fatal Road Crashes Kill Elderly in Rhode Island, UK

Several fatal traffic accidents have recently occurred involving elderly individuals in the U.S. and the U.K. In Warwick, Rhode Island, Michael Perry, 61, died after his car crossed lanes and caused a three-car collision in front of the fire station, with emergency responders arriving immediately. In Yorkshire, England, John Michael Duggan, 81, died following a crash between his Nissan Juke and a skip lorry on the A19; the driver of the lorry was arrested at the scene. In Chelmsford, Essex, a man in his 90s died after a collision with a car on Pump Lane; the driver remained at the scene and no arrests have been made. Police in all cases are seeking witnesses and any dashcam footage to assist with their investigations. These incidents highlight ongoing concerns about road safety involving older drivers and cyclists, prompting appeals for public assistance in gathering information. Authorities continue to investigate to determine the exact causes and to prevent future tragedies.