Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry".
With kids it's manslaughter.

Jim



"Doug Smith W9WI" wrote in message
...

as a bicyclist, I find it necessary to point out... that if the
neighborhood dogs are being hit by speeders, those dogs are obviously in
the road. They shouldn't be.
--
Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com

Hello Jim,


Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry". ...


Not necessarily. It can become wrongful death but you'd have to have
proof of grossly excessive speed. Skidmarks can be such proof if a car
doesn't have ALB. But, of course, the experts for that usually only come
out when a person has been hit.

Regards, Joerg

http://www.analogconsultants.com

"Joerg" wrote in message
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Hello Jim,


Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry".
...


Not necessarily. It can become wrongful death but you'd have to have proof
of grossly excessive speed. Skidmarks can be such proof if a car doesn't
have ALB. But, of course, the experts for that usually only come out when
a person has been hit.

Regards, Joerg

No idea what you mean by ALB as abbreviations are only good for those who
all have an understanding of what is meant.
If you refer to a car with antilock brakes then they DO leave marks that can
be identified. I have investigated enough accident scenes that leave the
same tell tale signs. Boy racers with antilock brakes all assume they can
go faster and no one will know. How wrong they are.

Hallo Brian,


No idea what you mean by ALB as abbreviations are only good for those who
all have an understanding of what is meant.


I used ALB because it was on the insurance papers. They give a discount
for that feature. In Europe they mostly call it ABS.


If you refer to a car with antilock brakes then they DO leave marks that can
be identified. I have investigated enough accident scenes that leave the
same tell tale signs. Boy racers with antilock brakes all assume they can
go faster and no one will know. How wrong they are.


True, they do leave regulation patterns. But an accident investigator
told me they are pretty faint and wear off faster by traffic.

Regards, Joerg

http://www.analogconsultants.com

That's because "Brian", an "experienced investigator" hasn't ever seen ALB,
although laymen such as I can translate it rather easily.

Brian is a jerknose.

Jim



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"RST Engineering" wrote in message
...
Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry".
With kids it's manslaughter.

Jim



"Doug Smith W9WI" wrote in message
...

as a bicyclist, I find it necessary to point out... that if the
neighborhood dogs are being hit by speeders, those dogs are obviously in
the road. They shouldn't be.
--
Doug Smith W9WI
Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66
http://www.w9wi.com



RESPONSIBLE parents do not let their children run out in the road, idiots
that allow dogs to run free in the road need to be aware that they can cause
accidents. I do hope the pathetic owner is held responsible when a dog
which is out of control runs out and causes an accident.
Two seperate arguments, you need to be clear of what it is you want.
Jealousy is a terrible thing, so if that's all it's down to then give up.
That is wht it comes across as. The people concerned probably have their
own cars and don't expect some idiot to allow a dog to run infront of them
in the hope they will hit it. Were you after an insurance claim?
Keep the dogs under control as responsible people keep their children under
control.

Hello Brian,


Keep the dogs under control as responsible people keep their children under
control.


Even then it can still happen and we all have to use our cars carefully.
One kid didn't get injured because I was going 15mph in a 25mph zone
(the street where we live). It dashed out when the garage was opened,
zooming into the road from behind a van. Couldn't see it coming but I
never go faster on that street, for that very reason. I came to a stop
about one foot before the child.

Regards, Joerg

http://www.analogconsultants.com

On Sun, 08 Jan 2006 00:28:59 +0000, Joerg wrote:

Hello Brian,

Keep the dogs under control as responsible people keep their children under
control.

Even then it can still happen and we all have to use our cars carefully.
One kid didn't get injured because I was going 15mph in a 25mph zone
(the street where we live). It dashed out when the garage was opened,
zooming into the road from behind a van. Couldn't see it coming but I
never go faster on that street, for that very reason. I came to a stop
about one foot before the child.


I was once in a parking lot, and just kind of _knew_ that some kid was
going to run out in front of me, and not a second later, there came the
ball and the kid. I had already stopped.

Cheers!
Rich

What a fu**ing jerk. I asked a technical question in a technical newsgroup.
I expect a technical answer.

As to your political and ethical questions to my question, go find another
newsgroup to tell others how to live. Our little tiny community knows how to
do it, we all agree on the problem, and we're going to solve it. I'm
providing the technical know-how.

And don't tell me how to use local law enforcement or local political action
how to do it. I've spent 12 years of my life in local elective office at
the highest local levels. I don't need your unsolicited advice on how to
work the system.

Please, no more of this crap. Anybody with a source for doppler radars,
please post. Others, BUTT OUT.

Jim



"Brian" wrote in message
...


RESPONSIBLE parents do not let their children run out in the road, idiots
that allow dogs to run free in the road need to be aware that they can
cause accidents.

RST Engineering wrote:
What a fu**ing jerk. I asked a technical question in a technical newsgroup.
I expect a technical answer.

As to your political and ethical questions to my question, go find another
newsgroup to tell others how to live. Our little tiny community knows how to
do it, we all agree on the problem, and we're going to solve it. I'm
providing the technical know-how.

And don't tell me how to use local law enforcement or local political action
how to do it. I've spent 12 years of my life in local elective office at
the highest local levels. I don't need your unsolicited advice on how to
work the system.

Please, no more of this crap. Anybody with a source for doppler radars,
please post. Others, BUTT OUT.

Jim


Hi Jim,

I don't know if I'm going to be graciously asked to butt out, but what
do you expect to gain by an alarm that goes off when presumably some
pre-set speed is exceeded? I do know that when I was a teenager, I would
have viewed such a thing as an almost irresistible attractant.

If you want a radar-based device, get an old police radar gun, and
design an interface to a camera to photograph the licenses of the cars.
Perhaps the parents of these miscreants might enjoy seeing what their
larvae are doing with the family jitney!

Sorry about the dog. 8^(

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -