Hi! >> Consider, Cotty. I drove today at work and approaching a crossing I >> heard an ambulance's siren. Instinctively I turned to look in the >> mirror (I have slightly wider custom inside mirror) only to realize >> that nothing was in there. Meanwhile the ambulance was entering the >> crossing on the red so that I almost hit it as I was going on green in >> the direction perpendicular to that of ambulance entry. It was in >> front of me. Well, I did avoid a very unpleasant event and in a moment >> the ambulance took off and I hope no harm came to the person that had >> to be treated. I was rather uncomfortable after that. I still am. >> Probably what happened is perfectly fine and should I be a taxi >> driver, I wouldn't pay much attention to it. But I am not. > > Makes sense to me. car crashes are not fun. When I hear an ambulance, I > try and follow it ;-))
HAR! That's my point. Whatever is common usual standard for a professional (taxi driver) is rather different than to casual practitioner of the same discipline (me). > However, just because *I* don't think morality is an issue (in cases > like this), doesn't mean that it's *not*. I fully respect another's view > that it can be an issue. I simply offer my point of view if for no other > reason than to show how bad things can get ;-) Indeed. Boris -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
