Who do you think should have been held accountable?
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I definitely agree with you. Especially with kids, you can never be careful enough. Maybe I am a little over-anxious around cars, but most people don't realize how dangerous they are if not used cautiously.Cheryl Erickson wrote: ↑21 Oct 2023, 18:35 Vehicle owners are responsible for maintaining their vehicles, including regular tire checks. Drivers are responsible for driving carefully and making sure they have mastered the type of vehicle they are driving. The vehicle should only have started moving once all passengers were buckled in safely. As a driver, I always remind my passengers to wear their seatbelts.
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It's crucial to note that no one in the vehicle was wearing seatbelts.
If the vehicle was not maintained properly, the owner should have let the passengers or, at least, the driver know so she could take precautions before hitting the road. On the other hand, shouldn't the driver check the vehicle's condition without being prompted?
I'm uncertain at this point. I'll have to wait and see.
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I don't think there is just one right person or wrong person, it depends on whose perspective you are approaching things.
Maybe I am wrong, I am still reading this book. Will give my views once done with it.
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