0 An accident-prone person often has accidents, usually because they are very awkward. -- （通常因為笨拙而）易出事故的；易遭意外的
Prominent among these was the vulnerability of caring for a high-risk group - frail and accident-prone elders - as this exposed operators to lengthy and expensive litigation and compensation claims.
What happens there is that they do away with what is one of the most accident-prone actions in this country—that is overtaking.
I do not mean the majority of them, but why should gamekeepers be considered less accident-prone than other people?
It must be remembered, too, that older people are more accident-prone than young children.
Yet it seems that there is no statistical basis for saying that drivers with insulin-treated diabetes are more accident-prone than others.
So, also, is the number of children and old people who are the most accident-prone section of the community.
It would not improve the quality of trains; they would be increasingly unreliable and accident-prone, and breakdowns would become more frequent.
Many of these people are extremely elderly and are especially accident-prone.
