Wem woman killed in crash would have survived if she had worn a seatbelt
A 24-year-old woman from Wem who died from multiple injuries when her car overturned would have survived if she had been wearing a seltbelt.

Tara Mattee Lear-Jones died after she was was thrown out of the vehicle, an inquest heard.
Carer Ms Lear-Jones was not wearing her seltbelt as she travelled on the A539 road at Penley, near Ellesmere, the hearing was told.
Her car hit a hedge, rolled over and came to a stop on its wheels in the road.
The inquest heard from collision investigator Gordon Saynor, who said a belt would have saved her life.
Assistant Coroner for North Wales East and Central Nicola Jones said: "My sympathies go to the family. If anything good can come from this situation it is the message that seat belts save lives."
She concluded the cause of death was due to a road traffic collision.