Question for all Experienced Drivers

Still should have at least tried to fight it.So nothing else with this case is going to happen?

 

YOU KILLED SOMEONE. You are lucky you are not in jail as a result of your negligence, yet here you are whining because you can't find a job? Guess what, neither can the guy pushing daisies.

 

The police officer can issue you a ticket for whatever he feels like writing....doesn't mean you are guilty until you've had your day in court. I'd be interviewing attorneys trying to find one willing to go to bat for you...stuff like researching the history of that intersection, looking into toxicology reports on the other driver, etc...basically doing whatever it takes to get a "not guilty" verdict when that citation goes to court. If you can get that tossed, you'll have an easier time getting hired than if you have a guilty verdict.

 

don't be surprised if one day you get a letter from the DMV to surrender your license.

 

Be prepared for most the members to see this as one direction.I'll try to be nice because afterall,I was'nt there.

 

How deep are your pockets? If accidents including fatalities happen ther try suing the township,county, or whoever has jurisdiction of that road. If you win you might be able to use that as your defense. Once you say you want to sue a lawyer will listen because they get paid. Just an idea.

 

Why would the DMV "take" his license? Accidents happen each and everyday without people losing thier licenses.

Now if there is a trail and he is found guilty of vehiclular manslaughter or something of the nature and the judge orders his license revoked then I could see him losing his license. Otherwise how could the DMV take it away?