Posted by jimg.allentown on August 19, 2021 at 16:39:05 from (24.115.194.96):
In Reply to: Re: YT DOT posted by Philip d on August 19, 2021 at 13:30:17:
I get a bit touchy about that one. 5 years ago, my girlfriend got hit head on by a tri-axle dump truck on her way to work. He was in her lane because he was going way too fast on a wet road and didn't make the curve. During the previous 2 week period, this driver was bragging on social media about how fast he drove his truck complete with a picture of the speedometer bouncing off the pin at over 80 miles per hour.
Calling something like this an 'accident' euphemizes it. That makes a judgement. Something like 'oh, it was just an accident' as if nobody did anything wrong and it is to be excused because it was only an accident. No blame, no responsibility, and no fault. But, there WAS!
I try to choose my words carefully. Once you make that excuse for the driver, that (at least partially) lets him off the hook so to speak.
Sorry if I sound a bit harsh, but I have no pity for negligent drivers. Believe me, you would not want me as your safety director! As far as I am concerned, there is no such thing as an accident in a motor vehicle. As drivers we are expected to operate our vehicles safely and responsibly and maintain control at all times. With few exceptions, somebody is at fault in any collision.
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