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Near miss highlights dangers of Dunfermline High Street 
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Published: Thu, 27th Nov 11:45AM
LUCKY. That’s what I call the frail 80-odd-year-old woman who narrowly avoided being flattened by the driver of an enormous white delivery van as he attempted to reverse into a space near McDonalds on Dunfermline High Street on Friday.
On realising he’d misjudged the space, he suddenly pulled away, when she was only four feet from probable death.
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