ATV trial testimony ends
Witnesses uncertain if reflectors were necessary on parked dump truck
MOULTON — Testimony concluded Wednesday in the trial resulting from injuries two Lawrence County boys suffered when their all-terrain vehicle collided with a parked county dump truck.
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I may have missed something, dId they just run into a parked dump truck?
Well if they had not been riding on a public road on a four wheeler the wreck would have never happened so in my opinion TUFF LUCK. Go file a law suit against someone else. Just trying to make some easy money off the county.
To the parents of these two boys, DO YOUR JOB AND KEEP YOUR KIDS OFF THE MAIN ROAD......
underage, illeagle on public road, to fast, truck was parked off the side of the road, looking for their "big setlement"
parents let them do this all the time, then wonder why they get hurt.
want a free sue my way to a fortune ride , should not have been on a 4 wheeler on a road of any kind , they are for OFF ROAD USE and marked all over that they are not legal to operate on a city or county or any paved or gravel public road , OFF ROAD USE ONLY , check with any atv dealer he will guarantee you that you will get a ticket and stiff fine if you operate it on a public road of any kind for any reason, regardless of what they hit , they were in the wrong , if it had been my child he would have never been on a road with one or on one to begin with , 3 times as dangerous as a motorcycle and people get hurt seriously and killed on them daily , check the statistics google atv deaths and injuries , mostly because of lack of training , riding to fast and trying to stunt ride
but still very dangerous in the wrong hands (underage) untrained
Mr. Murphy and Mr. Terry are very qualified and also very safe drivers. The results of this accident are solely the responsibility of the youthful offenders parents or guardians.