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Today Jason at ATXBS posted this http://www.atxbs.com/?q=node/4947
And from a couple of days in the blotter we have this gem http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/ … on_ch.html
Drivers are on a rampage this week.
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Today Jason at ATXBS posted this http://www.atxbs.com/?q=node/4947
And from a couple of days in the blotter we have this gem http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/ … on_ch.htmlDrivers are on a rampage this week.
Drivers on a rampage? I read both stories and could find nothing whatsoever in either one indicating who was a fault for the accidents.
Don in Austin
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You may be right, Donald. If an adult car driver hits a child riding a bike in front of a school; it probably is the child's fault.
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You may be right, Donald. If an adult car driver hits a child riding a bike in front of a school; it probably is the child's fault.
I didn't say "probably" anything. But for all you know, the kid rode directly into a car obeying the speed limit. There are many possible scenarios where a child could get injured and the driver of the car is blameless. Now don't misquote me and say I think that's what happened, Fact is, I don't know the circumstances and neither do you unless you are privy to information beyond the referenced news story.
I am as much of a cycling advocate as anyone. I think advocacy should be based on information -- not blind bias.
Don in Austin
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Hopefully we can agree on one thing: Cars kill, regardless of who's at fault. A world with fewer cars is a world with less carnage (pun intended).
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