I'm a very safe driver, haven't had a ticket of any kind in over 25 years. But I feel like this kind of thing could happen to even the most careful among us. Who writing on this thread has NEVER been distracted, daydreaming, or driving just a tad too fast? If he was not texting, using his phone, or on drugs or alcohol, giving him jail time for making a mistake like this is overly harsh imo. This wasn't an intentional, malicious act that should result in criminal imprisonment. I hope and pray that none of my loved ones are ever the victim of this type of accident, however, and I totally understand that the family of the victim might feel differently about the whole thing.
Do I think he/his insurance should be held civilly liable and required to compensate the victims? Absolutely.
There but for the grace of God go I. This is a big reminder of the responsibility we hold in our hands whenever we get behind the wheel of a car. Cars, especially large vehicles pulling heavy loads like Jenner's, can absolutely become a deadly weapon. The scariest things I saw when I worked in a trauma ICU were the car accident victims. Amazing and tragic what that can do to the human body and brain.