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<blockquote data-quote="BigBrownSanta" data-source="post: 306770" data-attributes="member: 11097"><p>If the driver didn't see the MC, then why would he yield the ROW? I seriously doubt the driver pulled in front of the MC on purpose.</p><p></p><p>Although all the facts weren't given in this thread, I'll bet this happened on a 4 lane road. The passing lane was clear so the driver proceeded to enter the intersection. The right lane probably had traffic, and the MC (probably tailgating) was hidden behind a car or truck. The driver pulled into his clear lane and the MC decided to pass at the same time. Since the MC was speeding, there wasn't time to react.</p><p></p><p>As you can see from my scenario, anything could've happened. The facts aren't displayed here for anyone to make that conclusion. The events have transpired and the driver is out of a job. There is no reason to give the driver the third degree and assign blame here. The driver asked how he could get back at UPS (not sure if that meant get even or get his job back) and at this point, the only options seem to be that he get a lawyer or accept the fact he lost his job.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigBrownSanta, post: 306770, member: 11097"] If the driver didn't see the MC, then why would he yield the ROW? I seriously doubt the driver pulled in front of the MC on purpose. Although all the facts weren't given in this thread, I'll bet this happened on a 4 lane road. The passing lane was clear so the driver proceeded to enter the intersection. The right lane probably had traffic, and the MC (probably tailgating) was hidden behind a car or truck. The driver pulled into his clear lane and the MC decided to pass at the same time. Since the MC was speeding, there wasn't time to react. As you can see from my scenario, anything could've happened. The facts aren't displayed here for anyone to make that conclusion. The events have transpired and the driver is out of a job. There is no reason to give the driver the third degree and assign blame here. The driver asked how he could get back at UPS (not sure if that meant get even or get his job back) and at this point, the only options seem to be that he get a lawyer or accept the fact he lost his job. [/QUOTE]
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