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Not sure how you read it that way. "Screeching to a stop" is absolutely not "safely stopped." Maybe we're using "screeching" differently. If I need to jam on t
by SamBam 7y ago
Not sure how you read it that way. "Screeching to a stop" is absolutely not "safely stopped."
Maybe we're using "screeching" differently. If I need to jam on the brakes such that there is a chance the car my skid, or someone with a seatbelt might be injured, that is not "safe," and the law says I should keep going. Absent those things, I'm not screeching to stop but just stopping short.
- Dylan16807 7y agoThere's a middle ground in there that's completely safe but also very unpleasant. I might exaggerate it as a "screeching halt". It should not be required by the letter of the law.