We Survived a Fatal Accident...
During the late morning of the 3rd of this month, a Tuesday, dear Wifey and I were eastbound aboard our Winnebago Journey 32T, a diesel pusher. We were on US50, just west of the small town of Kinsley,...
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It is sad for all, I am sure that it will leave you greiving as well as the family of the casualty even though it is not your fault. We all need to remember that just because you can't see anything coming does not mean that the road is clear. You must see clear road before pulling out in such circumstances. Living a few yards from a similar intersection I see wrecks like that on a regular basis and there is generally very little that the driver on the highway could have done to avoid it.
My newest vehicle is equipped with adaptive cruise control and had you been in it with the system engaged it would have applied the brakes much faster than you possibly could, possibly improving the outcome. It is not a flawless system but I am optimistic that technology will improve the driving experience for all of us. With the roads getting more crowded every day I certainly hope so.
My newest vehicle is equipped with adaptive cruise control and had you been in it with the system engaged it would have applied the brakes much faster than you possibly could, possibly improving the outcome. It is not a flawless system but I am optimistic that technology will improve the driving experience for all of us. With the roads getting more crowded every day I certainly hope so.
