Family’s emotional plea after horror fatal crash in Wantirna South, Melbourne
The parents of a two -year -old child, who was injured in a fear of fear that killed his grandmother and grandfather, shared his heart wound and issued an emotional objection to change.
Children and Grandma and grandfather were shot on July 10 by Toyota Yaris, an uncontrollable Toyota Yaris, who set up a sidewalk in the East of Melbourne in the east of Melbourne.
The 59 -year -old Woma died at the scene and the 60 -year -old man later died in the hospital.
His grandchildren were treated in the hospital before released.
Toyota’s driver, a 91 -year -old woman, was released free of charge by the police.
The child’s mother, Vicky, said that his grandfather and his grandfather had moved to Australia to look at him soon.
“I have completely lost those who love me the most in the world,” he said.
I thought, “I just thought, ‘Why do you always force me to have a child, I don’t want me, but now I really understand.
“My son Carl – I have to continue because of him.”
Carl’s parents are now inviting the state government to change laws on older drivers.
Vicky’s partner Ethan said, “Victoria legislation is far behind.” He said.
“You can’t guarantee that everyone can still drive at the age of 70, 80, 90.”
A Victoria police spokesman confirmed that he had interviewed 91 -year -old Newswire with the Major Collision Investigation Detectives on Friday.
“Further investigation was released in waiting.”
Victoria does not have old age tests for driving.
The driver in Wantirna South was subjected to slightly injuries, and at the time, it was unclear whether it was a medical incident.
In NSW, drivers over 85 years of age require annual medical test and should perform a driving test every two years.
In Queensland, drivers older than 75 years of age need to carry an existing medical certificate while behind the steering wheel.
WA must make a medical assessment every year before renewing its licenses.
Following the deadly accident, Prime Minister I Carroll said that the incident returned to the agenda that re -testing elderly drivers.
“We need to look at this,” he said at the beginning of this month.
“About old and driving people, I think this is a valid question… The test is around.
“After saying this, there will be a comprehensive investigation and we will wait for it to run the way.”
