Stonehenge fuels accidents – spooky?

While speculation abounds as to the reason why our ancestors designed and built Stonehenge, a well-known motor insurance organisation has identified that it is the landmark at which motorists have the most mishaps.

The motoring insurance company’s survey revealed that 34% of the 2,000 motorists in GB who responded to the questions have had a bump or nearly pranged their vehicles while driving pasta monument or attractive vista.

Stonehenge has distracted 26% of respondents, half of whom had or almost had an accident, while 18% took their eyes off the road to gawp at the Angel of the North.  The survey features a top ten locations that have fuelled distractions, a proportion of which have resulted in accidents, worth an average of £413.56 each. Visit http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/archaeology/9540840/Distracted-motorists-have-most-accidents-passing-Stonehenge.html for more details.

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