Well, after some careful thought about the situation, let me just say this. While drivers should take ramifications for their actions, accidents do happen. Lest we not forget this. I do believe my cousin, he was not speeding. Two others in the car will support this. Not a ticket was issued and statements were made as to what happened. Speed was not an issue. Let's go even further, was the car in top shape? Granted a pretty new car, but were the tires in good shape? What about the pressures? Is it not up to the salesman to advise of strange happenings in the road? Just a lot of questions with no answers. And even if there were, its too little too late.

But first and foremost, no one was hurt. Cars were damaged, sure, property was violated. I get a kick out of some people who go off on the "morality" and "responsibility" of accidents. I would just like to see the "morals" when something unfortunate happens to them. Not only is it highly subjective, but I believe its a slippery slope when it comes to fender benders.

Ask yourself this: If you choke at Mc Donalds, is it your fault? Afterall, you did choke on the food...