Comments by "Winston Smith" (@winstonsmith935) on "Manitoba crash: Investigation begins into how bus carrying seniors and semi truck collided" video.

So the dash cam Video has the conclusive evidence. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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They arrived at the same point at exactly the same time. Question is who had the of way at the time? The Semi hit the bus, was he speeding? Did the bus drive make an error in Judgment, As to the speed of the semi approaching the intersection? The same result as the Humboldt Bus Crash, lessons still to be learned.
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@cdnbrit like you I have driven 61 years without trading paint or blood, I’m on maximum insurance discount as you can possibly get. How did I do that. I have eves in the back of my head, and the left and right side of my head. In simple terms I pay strict attention to what’s going on around me. How do you stop these accidents, well I noticed in Alberta and some places in B.C., 100 yards before you hit a major intersection with a highway, there are rumble strips all the way to the Intersection, plus an abnormally large stop sign. That is what keeps idiots awake approaching an intersection, because if you don’t feel the rumble strips for 100 yards you must be asleep.
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@cdnbrit Are you talking distance or are we talking the accident? Like the accident you are as clear as mud, it’s why nothing ever gets resolved. As a Forensic Auditor. We always resolve the issue, and put new rules and actions to make sure it doesn’t happen again. So you are are as confusing as hell, don’t get involved in any investigations, you will confuse the issue further.
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@Joe-by8jh Are you in this world with us or are you on drugs? You are not paying attention to the comment, or your understanding of English is lacking.
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@thomashong2938 The RCMP have the dash cam footage, so let’s wait for the definitive answer not speculations.
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How do you stop these accidents, well I noticed in Alberta and some places in B.C., 100 yards before you hit a major intersection with a highway, there are rumble strips all the way to the Intersection, plus an abnormally large stop sign. That is what keeps idiots awake approaching an intersection, because if you don’t feel the rumble strips for 100 yards you must be asleep. In B.C. why is there an abnormal high numbers of truckers hitting bridge overpasses with their loads raised? Not paying attention to height restrictions, why not have at every entrance to a freeway a Bridge structure so a trucker is aware his load is up or he is over height, cheaper than the damage to an overpass.
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@Joe-by8jh Don’t change the subject, you can’t concentrate on one subject, that’s how accidents happen.
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@Joe-by8jh read my comment, or don’t you understand plain English, I’m offering a solution to a problem, not dissecting an accident, that’s a job for the police.
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