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“'They've had accidents before,' he said.”

“Gorwitz reviewed the audio recording between the plane’s pilot and air traffic control, which highlighted the fast descent of the plane – about 7 miles (11km) in 60 seconds.”

““Crossing the street and it’s hard enough for traffic to see, so hopefully there are not more accidents.””

“Some studies suggest that observing daylight saving time year-round could reduce the number of traffic accidents and the amount of crime.”

“Longer and lighter days were supposed to save energy, reduce traffic accidents and help people become more active.”

““Generally, the more time drivers spend on the road and the more traffic congestion, the more opportunities there are for accidents,””

“Locals in Fillongley, Warwickshire, have also assembled their own squad of knitted traffic cops by using life-size RAF mannequins, in a crafty bid to fool reckless drivers.”

“The Air Accidents Investigation Branch began a probe yesterday while the wreckage of the aircraft remained in a field in rugged terrain three miles north of Drymen.”

“According to the Georgia Department of Transportation, the density of traffic, particularly during rush hour, contributes to a high number of accidents in the area.”

“The co-founder of the psychedelic British band Traffic, he was the songwriter behind classic rock hits “Feelin’ Alright” and “Hole in My Shoe” and a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer.”

“"Long weekends and school holidays are a particularly challenging time on our roads as they bring increased traffic on busy holiday routes, often on roads with higher speed limits where the most fatalities happen," they said.”

“Freight planes make up only a small part of commercial air traffic, but cargo operations have been prone to proportionally more crashes over the years, partly because flights can be longer and planes are often older.”