Blueskies, can I echoe you please and say
"Class Act indeed they sure are - with capital letters and underlined!"

Silver, in my thoughts I have made the same analogy between Dawn and the incident last year that resulted in the death of your friend and your own injury... there should be accountability - relevant and meaningful accountability on the part of the negligent driver. How we measure that accountability is problematic.



Can I please ask everyone in this thread to consider not using the term "accident" in relation to an incident like this. Call it a crash, an incident, an event... but it is not an accident.

This boy did not cause an accident. An accident is preventable... this was preventable but it happened. This was not an accident, just as Dawn/Invsblwmn's injuries were not caused by an accident... just as my three fellow-club members were not involved in an accident.

Please note I am not the first to say this is not an accident... perhaps respect Silver's opinion (previous page). She was there and she knows it was not an accident....