Deceased
Bradley Charles Finegan
Demographics
29y, male
Date of death
2013-06-19
Finding date
2015-07-30
Cause of death
Head injury sustained in a motor vehicle incident
AI-generated summary
Bradley Finegan, a 29-year-old linesman, died from a severe head injury sustained in a single-vehicle motor vehicle crash on Parker Road, Silvan, Victoria. He was driving at approximately 121.5 km/h in an 80 km/h zone in thick fog conditions when he lost control and left the roadway. Toxicology revealed blood alcohol concentration of 0.150 g/100mL (three times the legal limit) and cannabis (37 ng/mL). He had consumed 3-4 pre-mixed bourbon drinks during a 4-hour drive. The coroner noted the location had previous safety concerns and recommended a road safety review by Yarra Ranges Council. The death was preventable through adherence to drink-drive laws and speed restrictions in poor visibility.
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