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Turn the wheel and use the gas. Also a lot of people's problems are their own fault be seeing aggressive or distracted drivers near them or behind them and not moving out of the way. When I see someone swerving around clearly distracted I avoid them, and surely don't get in the lane ahead of them.

It's my job to protect my charges. I can't just put them in dangerous situations and then when we get hit throw my hands up and say "not my fault."

Aren't you special? What if you can't tell the person behind you is distracted? Not everyone swerves around. What if you turn the wheel and use the gas and hit someone else? IE: Stopped at a light with other vehicles around you.

Then you would be a bad driver!

Turn the wheel and use the gas. Also a lot of people's problems are their own fault be seeing aggressive or distracted drivers near them or behind them and not moving out of the way. When I see someone swerving around clearly distracted I avoid them, and surely don't get in the lane ahead of them.

It's my job to protect my charges. I can't just put them in dangerous situations and then when we get hit throw my hands up and say "not my fault."

Aren't you special? What if you can't tell the person behind you is distracted? Not everyone swerves around. What if you turn the wheel and use the gas and hit someone else? IE: Stopped at a light with other vehicles around you.

I suspect Miss Self Righteous is a the troll and wannabe nanny on here. She is so bitter because she can't hack it as a nanny.

I've been driving for 25 years and someone turned directly in front of ne a few months ago. There was no avoidance. She literally dropped out of the sky. It's my job to protect my charge as well, but other people occasionally do crazy shit. Even the police were compassionate in my case. Luckily, my Nf was extremely decent. The week after, my DB was rearended on the interstate. He'd never had that happen, either. When one commutes and drives around all day for work, your chances are huge of at least a fender bender. This is why we pay for insurance. Stop being so self righteous.

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Anonymous wrote:These responses are so typical of DCUM:

Nanny can't drive right, nanny can't control her charge, nanny can't handle situation, yet it's MBs fault, nanny should quit. Ugh

How does the nanny getting rear ended translate to her not being able to " drive right". The best drivers in the world can easily get rear ended. That's just idiotic.

Watching your rear view, moving out of the way, not being in front of distracted drivers. I've been driving for 20 years and never had a problem.

I was stopped at a traffic light and rear ended by a woman reaching for her cell phone. So. Madame Perfect, how could I have moved out of the way? You are ridiculous.

Turn the wheel and use the gas. Also a lot of people's problems are their own fault be seeing aggressive or distracted drivers near them or behind them and not moving out of the way. When I see someone swerving around clearly distracted I avoid them, and surely don't get in the lane ahead of them.

It's my job to protect my charges. I can't just put them in dangerous situations and then when we get hit throw my hands up and say "not my fault."

Some people are just too simple minded and can only understand what they experience.
I have to believe karma will make you change your tune. ?

Pp, I'm not the quoted but, what if you were on a one lane and there are pedestrians crossing the road therefore you can't move the car at all? Are you just so thick that you're going to keep arguing the unarguable??

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These responses are so typical of DCUM:

Nanny can't drive right, nanny can't control her charge, nanny can't handle situation, yet it's MBs fault, nanny should quit. Ugh

How does the nanny getting rear ended translate to her not being able to " drive right". The best drivers in the world can easily get rear ended. That's just idiotic.

Watching your rear view, moving out of the way, not being in front of distracted drivers. I've been driving for 20 years and never had a problem.

I was stopped at a traffic light and rear ended by a woman reaching for her cell phone. So. Madame Perfect, how could I have moved out of the way? You are ridiculous.

Turn the wheel and use the gas. Also a lot of people's problems are their own fault be seeing aggressive or distracted drivers near them or behind them and not moving out of the way. When I see someone swerving around clearly distracted I avoid them, and surely don't get in the lane ahead of them.

It's my job to protect my charges. I can't just put them in dangerous situations and then when we get hit throw my hands up and say "not my fault."

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These responses are so typical of DCUM:

Nanny can't drive right, nanny can't control her charge, nanny can't handle situation, yet it's MBs fault, nanny should quit. Ugh

How does the nanny getting rear ended translate to her not being able to " drive right". The best drivers in the world can easily get rear ended. That's just idiotic.

Watching your rear view, moving out of the way, not being in front of distracted drivers. I've been driving for 20 years and never had a problem.

I was stopped at a traffic light and rear ended by a woman reaching for her cell phone. So. Madame Perfect, how could I have moved out of the way? You are ridiculous.

I think it is understandable that she freaked out because her 'babies were in a car accident' and she wasn't in control and didn't know first hand what was going on, etc. I understand blowing up then. But she should have absolutely apologised when she calmed down and the fact that she didn't would bother me.

How did she treat you the next day? How did the parents react to the kid running off on his own?