Judgement is the item least used before any accident.

[mongoose1998]

Accidents come down to poor judgement of the situation. Either before or after the accident. Then the excuses. Good judgement prevents almost all accidents.

 

[RickB]

Accidents come down to poor judgement of the situation. Either before or after the accident. Then the excuses. Good judgement prevents almost all accidents.

What a revelation. Exactly why they are called 'accidents'.

 

[SPYDERLK]

There is a signature line that addresses this; something like "Poor judgement causes experience. Experience causes good judgement."
larry

 

[RickB]

There is a signature line that addresses this; something like "Poor judgement causes experience. Experience causes good judgement."
larry

here's another: " Experience is something one gets right after it is needed".

 

[JRobyn]

Welcome to TBN!

I agree, but only in general terms; for one example, some "accidents" are caused by a mechanical or electrical failure that cannot possibly be anticipated.

- Jay

 

[bcp]

Accidents come down to poor judgement of the situation. Either before or after the accident.

Welcome to TBN!

I agree, but only in general terms; for one example, some "accidents" are caused by a mechanical or electrical failure that cannot possibly be anticipated.

- Jay

You should always check a tree's condition before driving past it.



Bruce

 

[CobyRupert]

You should always check a tree's condition before driving past it.



Bruce

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:thumbsup: :laughing: Driver was obviously executing poor judgment when deciding to get out of bed that morning.

 

[Dr_Zinj]

Especially if it's a manufacturer's defect inside where you can't see it. If the "accident" is caused by someone else and not within your control, that's poor judgement on their part, not yours.