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11-04-2003, 03:52 PM
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RED92LX50 - I guess we will have to agree to disagree. The big problem most of us have is trying to figure at what point does it become the racers fault. What if it was you going to jail for going 15, 10 or even 5 over? I have yet to see anywhere a clear understanding of at what point you can relieve someone who was supposed to yield of responsibility.
I think those of us you are disagreeing with are looking at it from the side of the fence where speed in it self has become demonized by society, while people get into big old SUV's and don't think to look down where most of us are sitting in sport cars. If the responsibility of judging time to impact ends with an assumption that people are going the posted limit, wouldn't anyone speeding (even 1 mph over) be at fault in a situation such as this?
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