Highways England wont be prosecuted over motorway deaths

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Highways England won't be prosecuted over motorway deaths

Highways England will not be prosecuted for corporate manslaughter, a force has confirmed.

Driver beware: Highways England won't face corporate manslaughter charges

Date - 1st February 2022
By - Chris Smith

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Highways England will not be prosecuted over three deaths on Smart motorways, South Yorkshire Police have announced. The force issued a statement at the end of a scoping exercise that followed concerns being raised by senior coroner Nicola Mundy in...

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