Sask. Bus Accident

[the truth]

no excuse if he's driving its his job to know the rules, are you for real

Obviously, the context of my post went over your head. I'll make it a bit more clear for you, one can only know the rules if one is educated properly on them and that is where we have a very big problem in Canada.

it was his responsibility to know the rules to his job

[the truth]

Something tells me that there wouldnt be such a public outrage hang him attitude if this was a white driver with 30 years experience and it was a tour bus with asian tourists.

fact is it was not, try this
white driver why turn this into a racist color issue . this is about this driver nothing else

[dogspoiler]

Obviously, the context of my post went over your head. I'll make it a bit more clear for you, one can only know the rules if one is educated properly on them and that is where we have a very big problem in Canada.

Am I reading this correctly ? After obtaining his licence and being somewhat trained in the area, there is a question about his knowledge about what to do at a STOP sign ?

[Fancy]

It has nothing to do with not knowing. Other people drive through stop signs and red lights as they don't register because of some distraction.

[the truth]

or he just chose to run the stop sign, to bad some of you people have a hard time believing that

[dogspoiler]

or he just chose to run the stop sign, to bad some of you people have a hard time believing that

There is a difference between believing something and imagining it.

[RupertBear]

or he just chose to run the stop sign, to bad some of you people have a hard time believing that

Truth, you've been saying for weeks that he intentionally ran the stop sign. What are you basing your opinion on?

[the truth]

the fact that he chose to run the stop sign, it was a choice that simple and now his goof lawyer is blaming the tarp,wt are you kidding me

[RupertBear]

the fact that he chose to run the stop sign, it was a choice that simple and now his goof lawyer is blaming the tarp,wt are you kidding me

So we can just say you are basing your claims on your personal opinion and not on any actual fact. Thanks for clearing that up.

[dirtybiker]

Report stated he was following GPS and had already been lost just trying
to get from Saskatoon to Carrot River.

That being said, tells me he had no prior knowledge of the lay of the
land, road network, intersections, hills, curves, ya, you get that.

Now tell us again how he made a concious choice to run a sign he never even
knew existed until he was crawling from the wreck.

Also, good chance he would only have the limited knowledge of the rules
of the industry fed to him by a shytte fer brains.

Led down the garden path, comes to mind.

So Sad, from every angle.

I hate this thread !

[dirtybiker]

or he just chose to run the stop sign, to bad some of you people have a hard time believing that

Well, my belief is you do not, nor ever have actualy driven any
form of vehicle, and therfore never travelled in unfamiliar
territory.
Never been lost, how blessed.

Either that or just being purposely obtuse.

[the truth]

the guy knew he did not have the skills to drive the semi, but chose to anyway, that makes him 100% at fault

[dirtybiker]

Some people don't have the skills to form rational thought,
Yet, it get's encountered every day.

[the truth]

Some people don't have the skills to form rational thought,
Yet, it get's encountered every day.

make all the jokes you want does not change what he did

[RupertBear]

the guy knew he did not have the skills to drive the semi, but chose to anyway, that makes him 100% at fault

Again, thank you for your not-based-on-fact personal opinion.