Is It Really An Accident? (Part Two)

 

(Continued From Part One)

I believe that most “accidents”, or better stated, most car crashes/collisions, are completely preventable. When another driver slams his car into the back of your car, was he on the phone? looking for new music on his IPod? looking at the “accident” that occurred on the other side of the road? The list goes on and on. But the link between all of these reasons, is one of conscious choice, conscious decision. Creative art lawyers. The driver that slams into the back of you, that runs the red light, that turns left in front of you, all made a conscious decision to do something other than paying complete attention to their driving. If your main focus while driving, is driving, I believe that the likelihood of you being involved in a car crash which is your fault, is slim to none. And as my Father used to say, Slim has left town.

Don’t we all have a duty, a moral obligation to ensure that while we are driving, we do not engage in an activity that could possibly result in injury to fellow drivers? I think so. So the next time we hop into our cars, why don’t we do something novel here in the Puget Sound area, lets focus on driving and getting to our destination without injuring ourselves or anyone else in the process.