The Tyro Volunteer Fire Department had quite startle last week as a man crashed his car into their building. Unfortunately, the driver died of sustained injuries from the wreck at the hospital.
According to the Greensboro News and Record, the 40-yr-old Linwood resident was killed after crashing his vehicle into the fire department late last Sunday. As reported by an eye-witness, they saw Dyson weaving in-and-out of traffic prior to hitting the fire department. Authorities claim that Dyson had suffered a medical condition casuing him to wreck.
There are many types of medical conditions that can affect a person’s ability to drive safely. It could be any disorder or condition that might interfere with the alertness, strength, physical coordination, agility, judgment, attention, knowledge, or skill necessary to safely operate a motor vehicle, is a concern.
Many of these medical conditions may be static, such as the residual effects of a single stroke, or chronic, such as an uncontrolled seizure disorder or diabetic condition. It may be a progressive condition which gradually deteriorates over time, such as Alzheimer’s disease or other form of dementia.
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