McDad
I can't brain today; I has the dumb.
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Brakes are on the pre-trip inspection checklist. The driver is supposed to visually inspect them every day, most don't so this is a great teaching tool for other drivers.
110 years for an accident is a little extreme. Next time someone runs a red light and causes a fatality are you advocating jail time?
Excellent point. When you put it that way, he should carry much more of the blame than what I've been ascribing to him.I understand what you are saying as far as company owned equipment and it’s responsibility in keeping it maintained, but there’s a couple of things that puts 98% of the blame on him . Before you accept a truck or load you do a pre-trip check off list and once you do that and accept it .. The driver is fully responsible for that truck, that load and what happens with it .
Yes. There are extremely few vehicle accidents, there are crashes caused by inattention, impairment, lack of skill/experience and deferred maintenance but very very few accidents.
We've got the highest per capita incarceration rate in the world and you think we need to add unintentional driving acts to the tally. Sorry, I think that is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen you post.
We've got the highest per capita incarceration rate in the world and you think we need to add unintentional driving acts to the tally. Sorry, I think that is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen you post.
Depends on how narrowly/broadly you are applying the term "uninentional".We've got the highest per capita incarceration rate in the world and you think we need to add unintentional driving acts to the tally. Sorry, I think that is one of the dumbest things I have ever seen you post.
I think there are plenty of ways that accidents can happen that aren't due to operator error, a blowout comes to mind as a common one.It goes back to my belief that there are almost no vehicular accidents and we need to quit labeling them as such.
It goes back to my belief that there are almost no vehicular accidents and we need to quit labeling them as such.