Right. It's easy to Monday Morning Quarterback these things when you don't have all the details. To name just two potential issues that the "bus should have mo

Right. It's easy to Monday Morning Quarterback these things when you don't have all the details. To name just two potential issues that the "bus should have moved" people are ignoring: 1) What if there were pedestrians around? 2) What if moving the bus created an incursion into a stream of fast-moving traffic without warning? Both of those could result in consequences far worse than the (apparently minor) fender-bender that actually occurred. I agree that sounding the horn would be a good idea.