Racing safety Tasmania

More on the Yole Crash, From a Smarter Man Than Me

by : peterprofitracing
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I wish them well, too, but there is a bigger issue at play here. While PP raises the issue of how long Miller and Crossland had been “working” on the day – it is plausible they had started work at 8:00 AM and the crash (I won’t call it an accident) occurred 18 hours later _ I believe the Tasmanian Transport Department investigators would be looking very closely at the scene.

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