A man in his fifties died when struck by a speeding vehicle on Saturday on RN7. Upon investigation, the vehicle was identified as a state vehicle used by a local authority. According to information from the victim's family, the vehicle was not driven by a family member but by another man whom they identified as the official's spouse. The incident was examined by a local authority official, and it appears the vehicle may have been borrowed, which could explain the accident. Discussions with the victim's family have already begun, according to reports. However, details of the incident quickly spread on social media, with particular emphasis on the claim that a non-government employee was driving the vehicle when the accident occurred. People remain skeptical whenever a state vehicle causes a fatal accident, as there is often suspicion that family members are not held accountable. Many are indifferent, especially when it involves a speeding vehicle with tinted windows, meaning it was carrying people. However, on the national road, the rules are the same and only one law should apply: the traffic accident law.