Condolonces to you, and indirectly to the family of this woman. A tragedy, to be sure.
However, this does point out why it is important, even on an automatic, to set the parking brake as well as putting the transmission in Park.
Prayers for her and her children as well as her friends.
Was a case of a driver going down the road, window open, and his left elbow resting on the door....A wasp flew into the sleeve of his short-sleeve shirt, and he wound up out of control, flipping his vehicle 5 times. He died a few days later.
Bottom line in these cases. Pay attention. Don't get distracted. It will kill you.
Prayers for all.
Oh, that's awful. I am so sorry. I know that it sounds trite, but freak accidents happen every day. Again, though, I am very sorry for you and for her family and other friends.
Jesus wept.
I just had to see this in the original.Doesn't AP look for high school graduates when it hires?
My Mother told me about this yesterday. They are in OKC. I think the mom was more concerned about the thing biting one of the kids than herself. What a tragic tragic accident.
These cell-driving flappers drive me nuts.
My favorite bumper sticker is:
Hang Up and Drive!
I was not used to using the parking brake until my husband always did so and I developed the habit. It is so habitual now - I put it on every time I put the car in park.
But with a wasp and concern for my kids I might have lost my head.
This is a very sad story. I am so sorry for her and her family. I have three young children too. It's tough keeping your head on straight in most situations with three young ones.