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The boat driver is screwed, doesn't matter who was not paying attention.
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Hit while the pontoon boat was trying to dock. Could be she reversed and hit her going backwards, I see a fair number of people reverse and not look behind them.
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Sounds like the boat driver went up over the dock- if I had to guess, panic mode, hit the throttle too fast.
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WOW, that sounds like chaos and tragedy.
I see so many unsafe actions on the water its actually surprising we dont have so many more accidents. On the rise of late are people playing with cell phones while driving boats. No idea what on earth could be so important that you need to look at your phone while piloting a boat,,, |
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Don't know how to link the Instagram video here. It's not too hard to find.
Clearly shows both victims are in the wrong place at the wrong time. Both are not showing good judgment. Can't tell if either is renters but shows inexperience. My 2 cents.
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Either way it very unfortunate for all involved. |
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I'm searching instagram and not seeing it. Could you or anyone else give me a link or what to use for a search string?
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I dont have an instagram account so maybe thats part of the problem, but in truth I will never have one as I usually have little use for their nonsense,,, |
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If you need to check you phone or want to take a picture, then stop the boat or have someone else take the helm. Its not rocket science,,, Now what all that said, I have also see other people (not the boat operator) doing really dangerous things and they need to be held just as responsible for their actions. Best intentions I have seen complete strangers attempting to help boaters dock and in doing so place themselves at great risk of harm, I personally do not believe the boat operator should be held responsible for someone sticking their foot/leg out to stop a boat at the dock and then suffering an injury. I have seen boat operators saying no and attempting to stop the docking procedure, but in some cases it may be too late,,, I have also seen people swimming and paddle-boarding around active docks and thats just stupid and an accident waiting to happen. Its also frightening seeing people attempting to retrieve items dropped between boats and docks,,, Common sense must be practiced by all who use boat dock areas. |
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