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> "The vehicle fled the scene" VS "The driver fled the scene" It is quite common for the driver to flee the scene while leaving behind the disabled vehicle. …
by UncleEntity 5y ago
> "The vehicle fled the scene" VS "The driver fled the scene"
It is quite common for the driver to flee the scene while leaving behind the disabled vehicle.
…one of my old coworker’s vehicle was involved in an accident with a pedestrian who ran full speed in front of her while it was dark outside and the vehicle was traveling at the legal speed limit. Said vehicle was unable to stop in time which resulted in the speeding pedestrian striking the vehicle.
- renewiltord 5y agoAre you sure it wasn’t that the road moved under the pedestrian’s feet locating her in front of the vehicle comoving with the road in one direction and along it in another? I think you haven’t presented evidence.