Ger O'Dea
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234 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 25 Jul
Ger O'Dea’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Now you're travelling at 100 miles an hour.
So if you're not wearing that seatbelt, you are going out through the windscreen or you're impacting with the dashboard.
Or if you're a backseat passenger and we would have seen the ads on TV years ago, you know, the backseat passenger can come forward and actually injure the people in the front and or worse, kill them, you know.
So, yeah, they're...
Yeah, look, I mean...
I suppose cars have to meet a certain safety standard these days and that's absolutely brilliant.
But, you know, inevitably it's David and Goliath as such, you know, like you're going to have your big SUV and if you have your small little hatchback, two-door hatchback, if they collide, you know, ultimately the SUV is going to come out better.
It's stronger, it's bigger, it's up higher.
But, you know, in saying that, even when these impacts happen,
You know, the small car with all its safety features, we often see a car that is severely damaged and the person is standing at the side of the road because of all the safety features in that small car.
So, you know, I suppose it's hard to call that one.
But, you know, ultimately, you are obviously going to be safer up high in an SUV.
Yeah, and that's a fair point because, you know, you're again taking this global view of what's happening around you.
You know, if somebody's standing on the side of the road, well, you can take it.
They've gotten from their car.
They're standing on the side of the road.
For now, they're OK.
You know, we'll get to them.
But it's that quiet person sitting in the car.
They're not making a sound.
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