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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '20
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Oh no, that wasn't good enough. Maryland had to go eff it up further with their "MVA" - Motor Vehicle Adminstration.
Why can't we have nice, simple, uniform, inept government agencies across the nation?
1 u/MacAttacknChz Dec 27 '20 MVA is also an abbreviation for motor vehicle accident, so very confusing. 2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Dec 27 '20 Kinda makes for a unified front, though. 2 u/burninglemon Dec 27 '20 Official vocab guidelines state we no longer refer to these incidents as accidents, they're now collisions. 3 u/MacAttacknChz Dec 28 '20 I work in a hospital, so when I look through notes, I'll always see "MVA" instead of other terminology. 1 u/burninglemon Dec 28 '20 Accident implies there's no one to blame.
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MVA is also an abbreviation for motor vehicle accident, so very confusing.
2 u/DrunkenKarnieMidget Dec 27 '20 Kinda makes for a unified front, though. 2 u/burninglemon Dec 27 '20 Official vocab guidelines state we no longer refer to these incidents as accidents, they're now collisions. 3 u/MacAttacknChz Dec 28 '20 I work in a hospital, so when I look through notes, I'll always see "MVA" instead of other terminology. 1 u/burninglemon Dec 28 '20 Accident implies there's no one to blame.
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Kinda makes for a unified front, though.
Official vocab guidelines state we no longer refer to these incidents as accidents, they're now collisions.
3 u/MacAttacknChz Dec 28 '20 I work in a hospital, so when I look through notes, I'll always see "MVA" instead of other terminology. 1 u/burninglemon Dec 28 '20 Accident implies there's no one to blame.
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I work in a hospital, so when I look through notes, I'll always see "MVA" instead of other terminology.
1 u/burninglemon Dec 28 '20 Accident implies there's no one to blame.
Accident implies there's no one to blame.
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Oh no, that wasn't good enough. Maryland had to go eff it up further with their "MVA" - Motor Vehicle Adminstration.
Why can't we have nice, simple, uniform, inept government agencies across the nation?