Very few collisions are accidental. The vast majority are caused by people deliberately doing what they shouldn't or not doing what they should. Unfortunately, most drivers labour under the misapprehension that they're very good drivers and just deny or ignore any attempts to educate them otherwise. It tends to be that the drivers that live into advanced age are not those that don't think "it'll never happen to me" but those who think "what will I do if it does happen to me." Which is exactly how police officers are taught to think...

Ur right

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yeah let's cost the taxpayers more money

It’s not normally something I’d say but I do understand where you coming from x

Definitely agree.

White privilege.

I feel like people underestimate time

I agree, Zomb1e... but I think a lot of people expect an eye for an eye.

@@Zomb1ekiller2014 if that's the case why do people get 20 years for marijuana....when a murderer also gets 20 years. Time isnt underestimated is misunderstood

@@iMsOiNsOThey don’t get 20 years for marijuana anymore.

Actually, and i know it sounds very light, but compared to some other sentencing I've seen of FULL MURDERS including hit and runs, this is actually a heavier sentence than some double-triple hit and run drunk driving murders are. Which, in my opinion, is not far enough. But point being is that all things considered how courts usually rule this, I expected no more than 4 years, so 7 years is actually an unusually long sentence for a pedestrian being hit who survived. Regardless, yeah, I do think he still deserved more time, at least 10-15 years. In my town not far away, a few years ago two people were struck and killed by a drunk driver. He got off with a slap on the wrist, basically only served maybe a few months. My gma knew the person who was killed and was livid about the sentencing being too lenient for a drunkard driver who ran over and killed two pedestrians. You should also look up the case of this rich kid whose court case was "affluenza" which excused him of killing 4 people and injuring at least 9 more people, and he had been driving 3 times over the legal alcohol limit and was high on weed and took valium, and when he was pulled over, he blamed the cops for ruining his night, not the fact he had killed 4 people and didn't seem even slightly concerned about anybody he hit. In the end, he served virtually no jail time and was literally only sentenced to probation - 0 jail time whatsoever. The only reason he got *Any* jail time 3 years later was because he violated his probation. This is the world where money buys you out of any crime - including killing 4 people and injuring 9 more, while you're intoxicated on an array of drugs and alcohol. if he was poor, he would've been sentenced very harshly, but because had money, he was able to convince the judge to only give him probation. I wouldn't be surprised if they were bribed.

it's sick, the driver should pay for Charlie's care for life

I know such a good citizen to help and he losses his own life over it

There's a Difference between texting and answering a call

@@cocmaster4474 not really because either way your still distracted by your phone and if you drop the phone you may still be willing to pick it up instead of paying attention to the road thats why i don't pay attention to my phone or keep it in a secure place when I'm driving

@@clashcollegecarter2842 the thing is I use my phone whenever someone calls me also I have a phone stand facing me

@@cocmaster4474 Go on - what is it?

@@cocmaster4474 No call is that important. It can wait.

He probably wouldve been in less trouble, assuming he was not over the legal limit. He actively left the scene, which is an additional charge beyond hitting someone

would have been less. would have had to be a MASSIVE beer to be over the legal( at least in my area). and stopping, calling for help. maybe would have bought him some mercy as a mistake he made. instead, he left that poor guy to shattered on the side of the road. 7 years was still too lenient IMO. to pull from the movie Need for Speed, " he just left him there, that is what I cant forgive"

It’s not who taught who to drive that needs to be sued, it the driver because they are the ones in control of the car and the decision to do such an act, they are the ones who need to be held accountable.

I know that is really the truth

Oh wow, what a good catch. The laws only applies to us citizens not police

TRX VLOGGER more like 2007 f150 and it’s a recreation not the actual event

totally missed the point... I hope ur not tapping away this high quality wisdoms while driving..

Back to the future. Too bad it couldn't prevent the crash.

Same.

Beachcomber Bob mm. I think a lot of reasons have played into the change. Mostly, they’re referred to as traffic CRASHES or COLLISIONS these days.

Nope. It began with the introduction of mass motoring. But there’s another thing: the age of litigation began in Ancient Athens.

Do you feel smart copying and pasting a comment from 1000 other videos

The person that wrote the comment is the idiot...😎

Are you gonna ignore a call from your boss

Cops/investigators don’t tax ppl, governments do

@@judethaddeus9856 Who enforces the gov's will? The courts and cops........ Ohh almost forgot and of course the military too.

B Lo I tend to agree that when your number is called, there’s really no avoiding it.

I was just about to comment the same... Dude was looking at those cows like hamburgers and steak!

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Drinkers I forgive, drinkers who drive? Never

r/facepalm

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As apposed to....?

Lill SportyShorty wym

@@Quandale3Dingle4 That's what I was asking you.

Lill SportyShorty I dont get your question that’s what I’m trying to say cause wdym by “as apposed to” to what I said

DOCTOR black man...

Maybe phone use at the wheel wasn't a major issue then?

depends on the helmet and impact

they already tried during the early 1900s and it only made it much worse

First ban stupidity and incompatence

Stfu

J-Dawg’s Gaming stfu

Hardbass Mozart shut up know one cares

Sallyabd101 Remas idiots says first dont worry