- May 13, 2014
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Reports of multiple casualties.
Horrific accident or someone drunk at a Sunday sesh with an axe to grind?
Horrific accident or someone drunk at a Sunday sesh with an axe to grind?
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Car plowed into patrons sitting in the beer garden.
i live in the area and there's not really any way i could see that being possible.Ok, I could have potentially jumped the gun here, reports there may have been a bingle at the nearby roundabout and one of the vehicles involved has then careened into the pub.
Tend to agree, for a car to end up in one of the hotels from an accident a lot of speed must have been involved. Even traffic coming in and out on the midland highway slows right down at that roundabout. Cannot understand how that would happen in normal circumstances, accident or not.i live in the area and there's not really any way i could see that being possible.
to me it must be deliberate.
i live in the area and there's not really any way i could see that being possible.
to me it must be deliberate.
yeah, it's just not possible to have the speed high enough in that area - unless you're either trying to, or something like a heart attack has happened.I haven't been through Daylesford for years, I remember there being a big roundabout somewhere there but thought even if that was the case they must've been travelling at some serious speed.
In a white BMW. There's speculation the crash may have been due to a medical episode but nobody really knows.
The photos of the car are in front of the wine cellar that used to be the IGA, so yes it does look like it's come from Albert St at speed to end up there.Have heard elsewhere the car was appearantly heading down the Albert St(side st) hill at serious speed. Then crashed into the beer garden, which is very open to the road on all sides.
Patrons would've had no chance to get out of the way sadly
If this is true then surprised the local council did not require energy absorbing bollards be installed around the outside dining area as is required in many high traffic outdoor dining areas elsewhere?Drive through that intersection fortnightly and could see that accident happening easily.
i'd say over 65 is elderly. most people dont even live to be 85...DM have described the driver as “an elderly 66 year old man”.
I probably shouldn’t get hung up on this detail but I don’t believe a 66 year old is “elderly”.
85 plus is elderly.
Regardless, it’s an incredibly sad and awful situation. I really feel for all the people involved.