542thruNthru
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I don't know if their Tier classification system takes into account injuries, vehicles being towed or dollar amounts.
I don't know if a minor fender bender in an intersection is a Tier 3 regardless of how small, and personally, I don't care.
If you were to have a fender bender, where there were no injuries and no vehicles towed, whether in an intersection or not, how can they discharge you if it does not meet the threshold of a serious accident in the NMUPSA?
They can't.
It is possible that to be a Tier 3, there needs to be injuries or vehicles towed, I don't know.
But the OP was removed from service, discharged, because it was a serious accident defined in Article 18 Section 3 of the NMUPSA, not because it was a Tier 3.
But the 2 definitions are probably one in the same.
I know why he was discharged. We have the same language in the Western Supp also.
I know you don't care but Tier 3 is any accident involving a intersection, hit someone in the rear or pedestrian.
The dollar amount of the accident doesn't matter. It just means the center will be charged the designated amount that a Tier 3 holds. Which I believe is 35k.