Mcgee's Attitudinal Hazards
1. An example of a pure risk illustrated in the article is property pure risk. Property pure risk involves damages, and in this case McGee’s Mercedes and Wentworth’s Mitsubishi are being damaged.
2. One example of peril in this article is Wentworth suffering permanent brain damage as a result of McGee’s excessive speed while driving and the lack of focus towards the road.
3. An example of a hazard is the excessive speed. McGee was driving 107mph on a 55mph road. This increased the frequency and severity of a car crash.
4. In the case of McGee and Wentworth, an example of attitudinal hazards is present. McGee was driving at an immense speed and also paying attention to the snap chat filter, which caused her to take her attention
2. One example of peril in this article is Wentworth suffering permanent brain damage as a result of McGee’s excessive speed while driving and the lack of focus towards the road.
3. An example of a hazard is the excessive speed. McGee was driving 107mph on a 55mph road. This increased the frequency and severity of a car crash.
4. In the case of McGee and Wentworth, an example of attitudinal hazards is present. McGee was driving at an immense speed and also paying attention to the snap chat filter, which caused her to take her attention