Improved warning signs could have prevented road tragedy

Three young men might not have died in a horrific traffic collision if there had been better road warning signs, a Belfast inquest heard today.

Improved warning signs could have prevented road tragedy

Three young men might not have died in a horrific traffic collision if there had been better road warning signs, a Belfast inquest heard today.

Gary Black, 23, David Anderson 18, and Pierce Harvey, 18, were killed when the Ford Mondeo car they were travelling in overshot a junction, plunged over a steep embankment and crashed into a warehouse at Newton Abbey on the outskirts of north Belfast in January last year.

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