Vehicle slams into another near The Moorings
Monday morning, April 25, 2022, has not started well for the drivers of two vehicles that were involved in an accident on James Walter Francis Drive in the vicinity of The Moorings. Photo: Team of Reporters
The scene of the accident on James Walter Francis Drive on April 25, 2022. Photo: Team of Reporters
WICKHAM'S CAY II, Tortola, VI- Monday morning, April 25, 2022, has not started well for the drivers of two vehicles that were involved in an accident on James Walter Francis Drive in the vicinity of The Moorings.
According to reports reaching our newsroom, a white Subaru vehicle slammed into the back of a small car as they were heading west, in the direction of central Road Town.
It is unclear if there were any injuries.
Both vehicles received considerable damages.
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33 Responses to “Vehicle slams into another near The Moorings”
They in and out of lanes and they overtake around corners and when another car is coming from the opposite direction.
When I see this happens, all I can say is thank God they didn’t crash and cause an innocent person to lose their lives.
Senseless and Deadly Accidents are a norm where they came from and they’re bringing it to the BVI.
Most time they don’t have a license and the vehicle is not licensed nor insured.
one can asked the serious request where are the traffic police one glimpse traffic police after a collision on the public roads and that is so shameful in such a small territory. School children saying the police now sits in a room watching cct systems
lots of the incidents going on here could be regulated if the police comes out of hiding
there is far more police these days yet far more crimes 24 square miles filled multiple unsolved offenses
Right hand drive vehicles are also cheaper so I can see why they have become popular. I just think people need to familiarize themselves properly with their vehicles (especially if you've driven left hand drive for most of your life) so they don't drive in the middle of the road. Oh and slow down! We have no "highways" in the BVI. Hope everyone involved is okay though. Prays up.
So out of the history of RHD vehicles imported to here none were driven by Virgin Islanders.?
BVI, are you a real place?!