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Mike Bryant — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:23:58 GMT

Great advice, I think that number 4 nails it.

A comment on Texas Drivers, Meet Big Brother and Big Insurance

RB — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 13:02:18 GMT

1. This is completely voluntary, so "no" you don't have to hand over your driving information.

2. "... after a couple of months, the information is sent to Progressive..." Incorrect. The driver and Progressive can access the information immediately.

A comment on Family of Police Officer Dwayne Freeto Suing Ford Motor Company

AT — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:26:16 GMT

....Posted by Frank Keller

Just another example of an ambulance chasing POS lawyer, going after a poor guy who is sitting in prison just because he had the bad luck to run into a stupid pig stopped in the middle of the highway !!

....Posted by Paul Franklin

Why give the drunk dude 13 years i n prison ??

- Because he killed a cop due to his negligence. He was hammered, driving down the highway and plowed into a cop. It doesn't matter if the gas tank is faulty or not. If he wasn't driving drunk he would have avoiding the collision that killed someone. How about I get hammered, get behind the wheel and drive into your family's minivan going 80mph, then I'll sue the car company for not making safer bumpers.

Jackasses!

A comment on Family of Police Officer Dwayne Freeto Suing Ford Motor Company

Can Do — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:12:58 GMT

@Sam Roberts: 100 percent correct. The Crown Victoria and sister, Mercury Grand Marquis, are the safest vehicles on the road. Anyone understanding basic physics would understand the incredible energy in a 75MPH rear collision. I am surprised Ford would test to that standard as any reasonable person would not. The lawsuit holds no merit.

A comment on Family of Police Officer Dwayne Freeto Suing Ford Motor Company

Frank Keller — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:36:00 GMT

Just another example of an ambulance chasing POS lawyer, going after a poor guy who is sitting in prison just because he had the bad luck to run into a stupid pig stopped in the middle of the highway !!

A comment on Family of Police Officer Dwayne Freeto Suing Ford Motor Company

Paul Franklin — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:30:28 GMT

Why give the drunk dude 13 years i n prison ??

A comment on Family of Police Officer Dwayne Freeto Suing Ford Motor Company

Sam Roberts — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:22:55 GMT

This is another frivolous pursuit of some free pie in the sky. Time after time, Ford has been vindicated in many bandwagon-jumping, class-action suits by self-serving attorneys. The most recent has been the state-by-state dismissal of the class-action against Ford for this very situation. The NIHTSA and many other investigative agencies have found the Ford Crown Victoria's gas tank design to be without fault in the few isolated cases where there was a fire as a result of a rear-end collision. In all those cases, the fault has been put where it belongs...in the lap of faulty, unprofessional equipment installations inside the trunks of police cars. This finding has resulted in the dismissal of all of these cases in courts all over the United States. In fact, the Crown Victoria Police Car is the ONLY Police vehicle of its type to be tested to withstand 75-mph rear impacts. The Chevrolet Impala's and Dodge Charger's parent manufacturers will NOT submit their products for that type of impact, likely because they know the results ahead of time. Do not be taken in by these gold-digging claimants who seek out the deepest pockets they can find. The Ford CVPI is still the one and only "Safest" car in the industry for Police Departments to consider. Get over it and move on.

A comment on Grapevine Police Investigating Fatal Crash

Lisa — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:55:35 GMT

Maybe because she was drunk when she decided it would be a good idea to leave her car in the left lane on the freeway with no lights on...

A comment on Grapevine Police Investigating Fatal Crash

Zahid Stewart — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 12:30:23 GMT

How are they able to charge her with Intoxication Manslaughter, if the fatal accident occured after the initial crash and the woman was no longer in the car?

A comment on Drunken Driver Crashes Into Girl's Apartment

Becky — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:07:35 GMT

I think it is sad that you are using a specific situation to profit when you don't even know the seriousness of her injuries. You should be ashamed.