Cultural Shift Needed Following Tragic Loss from Speeding

Claire Corkery’s life took a devastating turn when she received a call from a police officer while celebrating a friend’s engagement. The news that her parents, Sue and Tom, had been struck and killed by a speeding driver while walking their dog shattered her world.

Recently, Scott Gunn was convicted of causing death by dangerous driving after he was clocked at 87 mph in his BMW X5 just moments before the incident. He received a 16-year prison sentence for his reckless actions.

Claire is now advocating for a significant cultural shift regarding speeding, which statistics reveal as the leading cause of fatal accidents in Great Britain. Official data highlights the urgent need for change in how society views speeding.

The tragic event unfolded on a seemingly ordinary Saturday in January 2024, as Claire enjoyed drinks with friends. A missed call from a police officer prompted her to return the call, leading to the heartbreaking revelation that her parents had died.

Feeling a sense of foreboding, Claire noted her inability to track their location using the