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George Dillion: Prevention of Future Deaths Report (2)

1 May 2024 · Coroner Henry Charles · Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton

The coroner's concerns

  1. 1. vehicle leaving the ground or loss of steering control on crest

    “Lee Lane, near Romsey, Hampshire, is a country road, subject to the National (60mph) speed limit. There is a crest in the road at its junction with Spandard's Lane. The Deceased lost control of his vehicle on the crest.”
  2. 2. hazard of crest not apparent at night

    “I am concerned that at night the extent of the hazard posed by the crest even to a vehicle travelling within the speed limit is not readily apparent and there is an absence of warning signs”
  3. 3. vehicle leaving ground or bottoming out on crest

    “The maximum speed at which a person can travel over the crest whilst remaining in full control of the vehicle is 45mph. A driver negotiating the crest around the speed limit of 60 mph will run the risk of the vehicle leaving the ground, or at the very least a momentary loss of effective steering control, followed by the underside 'bottoming out' on the road surface. Numerous historical gouge marks on the road surface either side of the junction demonstrate that "numerous vehicles have previously”

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Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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