well let's see...school 1000% liable..
student will just be re-trained, but most likely will have an accident on his (or her) record now, great job opportunities there
instructor most likely fired, or suspended, or relegated to classroom training or yard skills, for a long, long time.
would have been the instructors JOB/RESPONSIBILITY to help look out for such things.
Student Driver Takes Out Power Lines
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Any one of us can hit low power lines.
They should have been higher and now when they fix them they will be up where they belong.longbedGTs, justa_driver, NavigatorWife and 3 others Thank this. -
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Homeowner Don Lowe said he had remarked to his wife that the utility lines looked a little low after watching a local garbage truck strike them earlier in the day.
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i still believe the driving instructor should have been paying attention to all of his surroundings, much like a driver has to. he (the instructor) has a brake in the passenger side, usually a trolly brake plumbed into the system.
personally, i think that instructor will catch heck for this happening.201 Thanks this. -
Well that's a lesson he/she learned the hard way and will probably never forget.
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Typically, the low lines in a neighborhood are cable TV lines. Those guys are not as diligent as the power and light company linemen.
Also, simple age can make lines sag. They get tight and stretch in winter, then sag in summer. -
Lines were recently hung fiber optics and were too low. That said anyone that has driven should of observed the low lines. In court, Fiber Optics company should eat the bill even though the truck had its head up its a.....
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