Thousand of people saw the video of the truck driver
obliviously pushing a car down the A1 in England. Rona Williams, who was in the car, was
not even injured in the incident. The truck driver eventually realized what he was doing and came to a stop, still
oblivious to the seriousness of the situation.
But the driver did not think the accident was serious, even asking her if he needed to stay around.
Pointing out he did, the police eventually arrived and insurance details were swapped.
While she is nervous about driving on the motorway, her £6000 car survived with only a dented side and damaged tyres.
"All things considered it came out of it pretty well. It's a tough little car," she said.
The trucking company isn't saying anything. The driver was suspended, and police are still investigating. Rona Williams talked about the experience in
this video.
This story comes from my old hometown of Fairfield, Connecticut. With our amazing schools, one would assume we'd be smarter than this. According to this CBS News article, Albert Bailey, 27, and an unidentified 16 year-old (why is a 27 year-old hanging out with 16 year-old? Where there's smoke there's fire. I'm just saying) called a People's United Bank ahead of their robbery and asked them to get a bag of money ready. 
