I hear this line so much from people that have nothing better to say. Really now, do you think someone is really going to risk their life with a student that can't drive to take a nap?
Sure trainers go to sleep. That's part of the team phase, at that point they are confident enough in their student to do so. You can't hold their hand 24/7 but you are there to help them out when they have questions or get into a jam.
They have to go solo sometime, better accompanied than to just hand them a key and send them on their way.
USA Truck Incident in Atlanta
Discussion in 'USA Truck' started by jchisom, May 25, 2013.
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I think the shuttle has some talking to do..... especially if it struck the trailer. -
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So by this logic then anytime someone hits you on the road then it would be your fault since if your vehicle wasn't there then there wouldn't be an accident.
As long as the u turn was legal and the driver didn't pull out in front of anyone then the fault would seem to lie with the vehicle that collided with him especially if that vehicle was speeding which it seems to have been. -
It doesn't really matter. The truck could have been 27 feet away from the road. If he got hit by someone, it is the drivers fault. He just shouldn't have got up that morning. Just should have slept in for awhile.
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