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DEAR SIR: I was very impressed with one entry into the Make One Change safety competition (Irish Farmers Journal 7 August 2021) – the quad roll bar.
However, I am perplexed that quad manufacturers, from day one, weren’t obliged to fit one as standard.
Forty or 50 years ago, there was a ruling that tractors without cabs had to have roll bars fitted.
I’m not an expert, but I would have thought tractors were more stable than quads.
How many fatalities, serious injuries have been associated with quads since their inception?
I wince every time I see a neighbour on his quad in a hilly field.
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