mtblujeans
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The driver owned and operated the truck he drove. He was contracted to haul gravel to the construction site, as alot of them are. He admitted he did not stop. He admitted he was watching his rear view mirror more than he was watching for traffic on the road he was entering (perhaps he was expecting to get hit by an upcoming gravel truck?). He pled guilty and offered no excuses.
I think something like this means much more to parents who have teen drivers...rather than to parents whose children are still tucked safely in the seatbelt in Mom and Dad's back seat. Perspective has a tendency to change as kids get older....
I think something like this means much more to parents who have teen drivers...rather than to parents whose children are still tucked safely in the seatbelt in Mom and Dad's back seat. Perspective has a tendency to change as kids get older....
That is exactly what these poor people have been doing. They and friends of the family also have to drive by the spot every day to get into town or back home. They report each and every truck they witness running that stop sign. On the news tonight, they said the officers would be sitting at the corner and fining people who run that sign this week. But, that is because this story has come to the forefront of the news again. In another 2 weeks, there will be no officers in sight, I am sure.Lisa loves Pooh said:If I were the parents--I would be begging the police station to put a few cops out there and pull over EVERY truck that doesn't stop.
