Episode 31
Every year Derbyshire's Traffic Cops deal with over 300 life-changing and fatal collisions. Many are due to excessive speed and involve the most vulnerable - the young and the elderly. There's a serious crash involving a young motorcyclist and an elderly pedestrian. Paramedics are on site but are unable to save the older male. Evidence from witnesses and CCTV are examined by the crash investigation team, leading to the arrest of the biker, charged on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. A young and inexperienced teenager with a provisional driving licence collides with a wall and overturns her car. Despite the extensive damage, it's a lucky escape and the young girl is unharmed but faces court action. And officers attend a two car collision between an elderly couple and a young man whose car was flipped onto its side when driven into head on at a junction.
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