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Another Fayetteville fatality

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  1. fayettevillenc.comstory.php

    Raeford Road is a four + turn lane major artery with posted speed limit of
    45. Many drive 50+. IIRC the crash occurred at dusk.

    Horace

  2. "Horace" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    fayettevillenc.comstory.php

    Raeford Road is a four + turn lane major artery with posted speed limit of
    45. Many drive 50+. IIRC the crash occurred at dusk.

    Horace

    The kid was at fault, according to the story. Failed to yield? Not good.

  3. "Horace" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    fayettevillenc.comstory.php

    Raeford Road is a four + turn lane major artery with posted speed limit of
    45. Many drive 50+. IIRC the crash occurred at dusk.

    And of course nobody involved -- the reporter, the cops, the parents, the school staff -- apparently
    even asks whether the kid was ever trained in traffic safety rules and practices before being
    allowed to ride his bike on the road. "Failed to yield the right of way?" There are people out there
    who are believe that cars are supposed to yield to bicycles because bicyclists are pedestrians.

    Bah.

    RichC

  4. Rich Clark said:


    And of course nobody involved -- the reporter, the cops, the parents, the school staff --
    apparently even asks whether the kid was ever trained in traffic safety rules and practices before
    being allowed to ride his bike on

    Exactly! Here's another one. fayettevillenc.comstory.php

    Not only are the parents telling the kid that it's not his fault, but they think that the right
    lesson is to refuse to pay the ticket.

    If the police didn't issue the ticket, the owners of the car would have had to pay for the repairs,
    but of course this mother doesn't give a damn about that, so long as she and her son don't have to
    take responsibility for their actions.

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