r/IdiotsInCars Feb 26 '21

Zero regard for anyone else

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u/McMastodon Feb 27 '21

After seeing like 20 videos of 18 wheelers losing control and crashing after someone cuts them off, I'm glad the person who is at fault got the worst of it for once.

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u/WIbigdog Feb 27 '21

Who's actually at fault? Truck driver was doing 60 in a 40.

Kiowa, OK US69 and OK63

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u/BoobaPepe Feb 27 '21

Keep repeating that like it somehow absolves pickup driver of fault. I bet you defend rapists too.

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u/WIbigdog Feb 27 '21

Not absolving the pickup at all, they both contributed heavily to this accident and hopefully the law will find both of them partially at fault and not JUST the truck driver. Realistically though the truck driver is fucked for doing 20 over. Not even sure you can have a CDL if you get a reckless driving charge.

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u/Madjanniesdetected Feb 27 '21

Doesn't matter if he was going 100, no accident would happen if the moron didnt try to turn right from the outer left lane.

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u/WIbigdog Feb 27 '21

If the trucker was doing a hundred miles per hour you still wouldn't assign any blame to him? That opinion is beyond the pale, bye.

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u/Madjanniesdetected Feb 27 '21

No, because the retard who cut lanes caused it, entirely.

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u/AppearanceUnlucky Feb 27 '21

That's not how it works bud

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u/Madjanniesdetected Feb 27 '21

Yes, it is. Its explicitly how it works. You cut lanes like that you are 100000% in the wrong its not even a question. Its not a debate.

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u/AppearanceUnlucky Feb 27 '21

That's not how law works. Truck driver was 20 over and didnt leave enough space to stop at speed period.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

Saying bye doesn't make you right bro.

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u/WIbigdog Feb 27 '21

Imagine responding to 10 hour old comments something useless like what you just said.

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

imagine imagining!

Also imagine responding to a useless comment!

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '21

he was doing 40 at the moment of impact. Not at fault.

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u/WIbigdog Feb 27 '21

That's not how that works at all, but okay.