… and he calls some random people after he mows down the cyclists, but not 911? How is he only facing misdemeanor charges?!?
… and he calls some random people after he mows down the cyclists, but not 911? How is he only facing misdemeanor charges?!?
Regarding the charges,
Why is it that someone can run into over a dozen cyclists, killing some, but also not have made a “conscious disregard of risk”? If it’s true that the driver was not consciously disregarding risk, but we still got this outcome, it’s absolutely true that the process for obtaining a permit for his vehicle and/or speeds is way too lenient.
One of the problems of car centric society is that the process for licensing almost has to be too lenient, because it causes major issues with people not being able to get around unless almost everybody can get a license, which means that regardless of safety, the bar has to be set low.