Dont worry your daughter comes first , i wouldnt have stopped too if i had my daughter with me
Quote from: ddtwelve on 09 May 2012, 03:13:15 pmabsolutley agree, if he was able to talk on the phone, and you definately wasnt 1st on scene, there wwas nothing you could do other than cause your daughter undue fear. in my book you asessed the situation and took the correct action.go easy on yourself mateI'd agree with this too. If the guy had been lying injured or was in danger, yes, by all means stop, but from how you describe the situation, it was under control, he wasn't in imminent danger, so you probably couldn't have done anything more and were quite right to decide to carry on.
absolutley agree, if he was able to talk on the phone, and you definately wasnt 1st on scene, there wwas nothing you could do other than cause your daughter undue fear. in my book you asessed the situation and took the correct action.go easy on yourself mate
you definately wasnt 1st on scene
i wouldnt have stopped too if i had my daughter with me
Quick pop quiz for a Monday mornin, one question that was posed was "you arrive at the scene of an RTC, 2 people involved, one screeming at the top of their lungs, the other laying on the ground, silent, who do you go to first?"
I've recently attended a "Biker Down" course run by Kent Fire and rescue (HIGHLY recommend BTW) and the first part is all about what to do if you are first on the scene of an RTC involving a motorcyclist. The thing they stress a lot is your own safety, YOU are number one priority at any accident you come across.
Sorry Phil TK .. You are way off course there .. in my opinion .