Posted by dave2 on September 28, 2011 at 21:43:33 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: A flap about mudflaps posted by downsouth on September 28, 2011 at 20:55:18:
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Over here, if something comes off your vehicle (car, truck, MC, tractor, etc). You are responsible for any damage... And, if you were doing something stupid when it happened (not using appropriate safety equipment?), your insurance may not pay the bill.......
Don't clean all the snow/ice off a vehicle before driving down the road and see what that costs you. There are also morons that just drive around with damaged vehicles/windshields looking for someone to take a license number down and call the law to get their vehicle paid for......
Also, the DRIVER is responsible. Company can tell em to drive something outta the junkpile but "doing what I was told" is no excuse.....
If someone KNOWINGLY puts an unsafe vehicle on the road and causes an accident, they should be charged accordingly....
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