Shouldn't hitting a large yellow hard object that isn't on the road be cause for a re-test?Another one in Barrie. Not sure what happened this time but the comments are not friendly to the taxi driver.
Shouldn't hitting a large yellow hard object that isn't on the road be cause for a re-test?Another one in Barrie. Not sure what happened this time but the comments are not friendly to the taxi driver.
Some of the comments are saying the taxi was stationary and the excavator backed into it. If that's the case, huge fail by the construction team.Shouldn't hitting a large yellow hard object that isn't on the road be cause for a re-test?
Quite possible. The reason I give large yellow things a lot of space.Some of the comments are saying the taxi was stationary and the excavator backed into it. If that's the case, huge fail by the construction team.
Some of the comments are saying the taxi was stationary and the excavator backed into it.
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He parked diagonally across a road? Seems unlikely. Looks like he was turning left and misjudged where the tracks on the excavator wereSome of the comments are saying the taxi was stationary and the excavator backed into it. If that's the case, huge fail by the construction team.
Could have been turning left, stopped waiting for the excavator to do its thing, which then drone into the taxi??He parked diagonally across a road? Seems unlikely. Looks like he was turning left and misjudged where the tracks on the excavator were
Car driver just got a dangerous driving charge. That's about the highest charge the cops can lay if you are driving. I replied to your post as it was the first one that showed up in a search. Any of them would have worked as a reference.Looking at it on a bigger screen it does look to be on purpose.
My new analysis... the car hugged the parked car either to prevent the cyclist from going past on purpose or just how he ended up in traffic. If you look closely it looks like the cyclist went around the parked car and you can see what looks like him coming down off the curb on the far right of the shot and it puts them in front of the car. The wobble could have been the cyclist doing a bit of rebuttal blocking afterwards or it could be poor skills and regaining control after dropping off the curb... Then car rammed him on purpose.
Not uncommon for drivers to pull the curb hug to prevent cyclists from passing at a light as a prick-shot move. I know they loose their **** when you derail their attempt by going around them one way or another.
It doesn't seem right that the victim has to pay for a lawyer when the event is so clear. So what if there was a prior verbal or gesturing exchange. You don't run people over no matter how provoked.Car driver just got a dangerous driving charge. That's about the highest charge the cops can lay if you are driving. I replied to your post as it was the first one that showed up in a search. Any of them would have worked as a reference.
Toronto man charged after video shows vehicle striking cyclist
A Toronto man has been charged after a cyclist was struck by a vehicle on Yonge Street on the morning of July 19.toronto.citynews.ca
"On Friday, police charged Yurii Karpenko, 28, with dangerous operation of a vehicle causing bodily harm.
Toronto biking lawyer David Shellnut tells CityNews he is now representing the victim."
My guess is that lawyer will be related to a civil action. Lawyer will get paid out of settlement. Victim will get far more after paying lawyer fee than they would if they took what the drivers insurance would willingly cough up.It doesn't seem right that the victim has to pay for a lawyer when the event is so clear. So what if there was a prior verbal or gesturing exchange. You don't run people over no matter how provoked.
Lawyers don't do it for fun or to help the little guy. Regardless of what they tell you, it's all about $. This guy just found his niche and is known to support cyclists, so he's running with it.My guess is that lawyer will be relayed to a civil action. Lawyer will get paid put of settlement. Victim will get far more after paying lawyer fee than they would if they took what the drivers insurance would willingly cough up.
Isn't basic coverage in a vehicle about the same as minimum wage? Like that would cover the mortgage..My guess is that lawyer will be related to a civil action. Lawyer will get paid out of settlement. Victim will get far more after paying lawyer fee than they would if they took what the drivers insurance would willingly cough up.
The civil action wouldn't care about your coverage. It makes sense to go for everything you can come up with. If insurance doesn't cover the judgment go after any other assets the dick has.Isn't basic coverage in a vehicle about the same as minimum wage? Like that would cover the mortgage..
Haha. I had to help someone unstick their high-centred vehicle once. They had dug under the tires to try to get themselves out. Facepalm.Shouldn't 4WD help the (likely) drunk driver back off the barrier?
Not if he ripped off the driveshaft with that stunt…or it’s just FWD.Shouldn't 4WD help the (likely) drunk driver back off the barrier?
How many wheels are powered doesn't matter if they are all in the air. Rears don't have much weight on them at all. That doesn't look like a trailhawk so it will have open diffs. It is also possible that it is fwd as the rears don't look they are even trying.Not if he ripped off the driveshaft with that stunt…or it’s just FWD.
I saw a 4X4 with all four wheels treading on air with the belly pan taking the weight. This was in the middle of some green space south of the 401 near Don Mills. He was a half mile off the main road and I don't know if CAA covered stupidity.Shouldn't 4WD help the (likely) drunk driver back off the barrier?