> denying a basic common sense human attribute Unfortunately, this kind of thing can end up in court where "common sense" has even less meaning than usual. "Yo

> denying a basic common sense human attribute Unfortunately, this kind of thing can end up in court where "common sense" has even less meaning than usual. "Your honour, the police have already categorised this as an accident, so clearly there is no case to answer." This has happened in court in the UK, which is why the police here talk of RTCs (road traffic collisions) rather than RTAs (accidents). "Collision" also applies to any kind of "accident", more so than "crash".