Canada - Canadian hockey team fatal bus accident tragedy, 6 April 2018

  • #681
thats an absolutely rediculous comment,

so if all those 22 people survived the accidents, the intersection would be considered to be safe? and nobody would be complaining?

you need to judge safety on the accidents....not the outcome of them

What?? Only 2 planes hit the wtc in over 20 years. Using your reasoning, The outcome doesn’t matter according to you, only the frequency of event. It’s only twice in 20 years, no need to improve airport security, right?

Why argue against taking steps to make a road or intersection safer?
 
  • #682
  • #683
What?? Only 2 planes hit the wtc in over 20 years. Using your reasoning, The outcome doesn’t matter according to you, only the frequency of event. It’s only twice in 20 years, no need to improve airport security, right?

you can not compare a 2 vehicle accident to an intentional, planned event of mass destruction,

one is an accident, the other is planned, and intentional, completely different........good try though

Why argue against taking steps to make a road or intersection safer?

because it's already safe as it is......history has proven that......

i will use very conservative numbers here, actual numbers are probably much higher,

lets say an average of 30 vehicles pass through this intersection per hour, so one vehicle every two minutes that would be 720 vehicles in a 24 hour period or per day,

720 x 365 days = 262,800 vehicles per year

262,800 x 20 years = 5,256,000

so that means 5,256,000 vehicles pass through the intersection in 20 years (again, conservative numbers)

there have been two accidents there in the past 20 years so we now divide that number by 2 = 2,628,000

so that means there is one accident for every 2,628,000 vehicles that pass through the intersection

the odds of being struck by a bolt of lightning are 1 in 960,000

so that means you are OVER 2.5 TIMES MORE LIKELY to be struck by lightning then you are to be in an accident while driving a vehicle through this intersection,

that seems pretty damn safe to me!!
 
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  • #686
Ryan has just arrived home in Alberta, Canada and hopes to go back to his house when the adaptions are completed. I’m so glad he is doing ok.

“Speaking to media after getting off the plane, Straschnitzki said he was most looking forward to seeing friends and family now that he’s home.

“I feel a lot better,” he said. “[I feel] stronger and I’m going to continue physiotherapy in Calgary, so I’m good.”

He said the therapy in Philadephia was a “whole other game,” adding that experiencing the city was a fun experience.”

Humboldt Broncos’ Ryan Straschnitzki returns home after spinal treatments in U.S.
 
  • #687
  • #688
Thank you! I swear I heard it and came running into my living room and it was done. I had on Cp24 as well.
Wow!!!!!!
 
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Arrest made in connection to Humboldt Broncos fatal bus crash
The person has not been named and details around the arrest have not been revealed, but a press conference has been scheduled for Friday afternoon where officers Curtis Zalbocki and Derek Williams will provide more information after an investigation into the accident.

Breaking: RCMP make arrest in Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Details expected at 1 p.m. local time/ 3 p.m. ET. pic.twitter.com/UJbPm5KJts

[Name and charges to be revealed at press conf.]
 
  • #691
Arrest made in connection to Humboldt Broncos fatal bus crash
The person has not been named and details around the arrest have not been revealed, but a press conference has been scheduled for Friday afternoon where officers Curtis Zalbocki and Derek Williams will provide more information after an investigation into the accident.

Breaking: RCMP make arrest in Humboldt Broncos bus crash. Details expected at 1 p.m. local time/ 3 p.m. ET. pic.twitter.com/UJbPm5KJts

[Name and charges to be revealed at press conf.]
I think we know the who. I wonder how serious the charges are going to be.
 
  • #692
Just saw this on FB and came straight here. Live news conference in a few minutes.
 
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Link to live: Arrested driver. Can't spell his name

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16 charges dangerous driving causing death, 13 charges dangerous driving causing bodily injury. LE said the act was enough to place the Dangerous driving charge and not just a traffic charge.

My pure speculation - drunk or texting.
 
  • #697
Gaah ... I lost my commection to WS. Said the site was down.

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JUST IN: The RCMP arrested the driver of the semi tractor trailer that was involved in the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash. A Calgary man, 29, faces 16 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death.

He's also been charged with 13 counts of dangerous operation of motor vehicle causing bodily harm. Police conducted 60 interviews and took 6000 photographs of the scene.
 
  • #698
Driver of trailer in Humboldt Broncos crash facing 29 criminal charges

Jaskirat Sidhu, 29, was arrested Friday morning without incident at his residence in Calgary. He is expected to appear next week in Saskatchewan court.

According to Williams, the maximum sentence for dangerous driving causing death is 14 years, while the maximum for dangerous driving causing injury is 10 years.
 
  • #699
16 charges dangerous driving causing death, 13 charges dangerous driving causing bodily injury. LE said the act was enough to place the Dangerous driving charge and not just a traffic charge.

My pure speculation - drunk or texting.

..............................................or pissing in a bottle.
 
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Driver of trailer in Humboldt Broncos crash facing 29 criminal charges

Jaskirat Sidhu, 29, was arrested Friday morning without incident at his residence in Calgary. He is expected to appear next week in Saskatchewan court.

According to Williams, the maximum sentence for dangerous driving causing death is 14 years, while the maximum for dangerous driving causing injury is 10 years.

From above link: "29-year-old Jaskirat Sidhu was facing 16 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death and 13 counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily injury."

Okay so what did he do that was 'dangerous operation'?

(ETA - sorry, didn't hit refresh)
 

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