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![]() wrote in message oups.com... Mike Coslo wrote: [snip] clean up. The accident was related to a snow squall that blew up unexpectedly, and the excessive speed that the whole group was traveling at. While no charges were filed against anyone at the time, the families of the deceased are filing suit against the truck drivers *and* the companies they worked for. Hopefully the trucking companies have a good safety program. If someone was following too close for conditions, shouldn't they be liable? Since both my current and previous husbands are/were truck drivers, I tend to observe what trucks are doing on the road. Though I cannot speak for this particular accident, normally it is the CARS following the trucks too close for conditions. How can the truckers prevent that and the sometimes tragic consequences? Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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