- Aug 28, 2001
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Would like your opinion on this fatal event where 4 bridesmaids in wine country died as a result of being t-boned by a near-DWI pickup truck driver. They are indicting the limo driver for negligence in making a u-turn without sufficient time to do so. Meanwhile on the other side is the pickup driver who ran away after the crash fearing that the alcohol would get him in trouble.
Animation:
http://abc7ny.com/news/video-animation-shows-how-fatal-long-island-limo-crash-happened/867428/
Article:
http://tbrnewsmedia.com/limo-driver-indicted-in-cutchogue-crash-that-killed-smithtown-women/
The investigators give numbers like 200 ft to stop and 1.6sec of reaction time, etc. I think it's clear the collision would have happened regardless but what is important here is the point of impact since the 4 passengers died. Do you guys think a sober driver would have at least been able to acknowledge the developing situation and at least swerve in this case?
Animation:
http://abc7ny.com/news/video-animation-shows-how-fatal-long-island-limo-crash-happened/867428/
Article:
http://tbrnewsmedia.com/limo-driver-indicted-in-cutchogue-crash-that-killed-smithtown-women/
The investigators give numbers like 200 ft to stop and 1.6sec of reaction time, etc. I think it's clear the collision would have happened regardless but what is important here is the point of impact since the 4 passengers died. Do you guys think a sober driver would have at least been able to acknowledge the developing situation and at least swerve in this case?