It was not a threat to the driver of the car and the car was not being driven dangerously," he said. "The video was put online by a friend, and I think it was a joke. Mr Kinsella says he did not mean to post it on the social media site. However, the point of the video was the speed of the vehicle and the fact that it is going in the wrong direction on the road.
Irish citizen Spence Kinsella, 26, a lorry driver from Templeogue, Co Dublin, says he posted it for fun and to see what others thought of it.
It is understood that the video was posted online at around 7.45pm on Sunday, February 10, and has been viewed over one million times. Adolescent-specific injury prevention programs and targeted use of the ER may help to prevent morbidity and mortality.Thousands of Irish citizens have been contacted by the gardaí after the red car in the viral video circulated online. Our findings suggest that hospitalizations for injuries by adolescents are increasing. Sixty-nine percent of all visits were for injuries, and the majority (58.5%) were for motor vehicle injuries. Sixty-two percent of all ER visits were made by adolescents, with the highest percentage (44%) occurring in those aged 15 to 17 years. There were 115 visits (19.5%) made by children aged 0 to 4 years, 104 (17.7%) by children aged 5 to 9 years, 88 (15.0%) by children aged 10 to 14 years, and 316 (53.9%) by adolescents. A retrospective analysis of emergency room medical records of 577 ER visits by 381 children and adolescents aged 0 to 17 years was conducted. To establish population estimates for emergency room (ER) use by children and adolescents. Euro Truck Simulator 2 Going East DLC.A study of emergency room use by children and adolescents.
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