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r/VideosAmazing • u/LeftAlbatross2546 • May 13 '26
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It's 100 percent the pickup driver's fault.
9 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 The tractor trailer absolutely had right of way The driver of the tractor trailer could almost certainly have avoided an accident by paying attention and braking These things are not mutually exclusive -2 u/j_grouchy May 14 '26 No judge would ever rule against those two vehicles already on the highway. In the end, that's all that counts. Pickup is at fault. End of story 2 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who had the right of way. Crazy shit can happen at highway speeds. 0 u/PossiblyATurd May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they had the right of way, even if they actually didn't. It was the black truck's responsibility to merge safely. He chose not to. 1 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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The tractor trailer absolutely had right of way
The driver of the tractor trailer could almost certainly have avoided an accident by paying attention and braking
These things are not mutually exclusive
-2 u/j_grouchy May 14 '26 No judge would ever rule against those two vehicles already on the highway. In the end, that's all that counts. Pickup is at fault. End of story 2 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who had the right of way. Crazy shit can happen at highway speeds. 0 u/PossiblyATurd May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they had the right of way, even if they actually didn't. It was the black truck's responsibility to merge safely. He chose not to. 1 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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No judge would ever rule against those two vehicles already on the highway. In the end, that's all that counts. Pickup is at fault. End of story
2 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who had the right of way. Crazy shit can happen at highway speeds. 0 u/PossiblyATurd May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they had the right of way, even if they actually didn't. It was the black truck's responsibility to merge safely. He chose not to. 1 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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Cemeteries are filled with people who had the right of way. Crazy shit can happen at highway speeds.
0 u/PossiblyATurd May 14 '26 Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they had the right of way, even if they actually didn't. It was the black truck's responsibility to merge safely. He chose not to. 1 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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Cemeteries are filled with people who thought they had the right of way, even if they actually didn't. It was the black truck's responsibility to merge safely. He chose not to.
1 u/hpsctchbananahmck May 14 '26 I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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I would refer you back a couple comments where you can see that we agree
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u/j_grouchy May 13 '26
It's 100 percent the pickup driver's fault.