Dauin accident

Ok, so he fell asleep at the wheel on purpose while passing another vehicle, so therefore he negligently caused a head on collision.

There are only two choices here on earth, either he ran into the ezride on purpose, or he did it accidentally (didn't mean to do it). Whether the accident was caused by negligence or not, unless he did it willfully on purpose, it was still an accident!

Larry

 

I'm guessing English is not your first language. Please allow me to enlighten you;

ac·ci·dent
ˈaksidənt/
noun
noun: accident; plural noun: accidents

1.
an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury.
"he had an accident at the factory"
synonyms: mishap, misadventure, unfortunate incident, mischance, misfortune, disaster, tragedy, catastrophe, calamity; More
technicalcasualty
"an accident at work"
a crash involving road or other vehicles, typically one that causes serious damage or injury.
"four people were killed in a car accident"
synonyms: crash, collision, smash, bump, car crash; More
wreck;
informalsmash-up, pileup, fender bender
"she was injured in a highway accident"
informal
used euphemistically to refer to an incidence of incontinence, typically by a child or an animal.
2.
an event that happens by chance or that is without apparent or deliberate cause.
"the pregnancy was an accident"
synonyms: (mere) chance, coincidence, twist of fate, freak

 

Well I didn't post this to have an arguement, the dictionary definition says it all, depending whether you are looking for an absolute definition or an insurers definition?

 

Yes, the definition definitely says it all;

"a crash involving road or other vehicles, typically one that causes serious damage or injury."

It would be silly to try to argue with that.

Larry

 

Can I join the fun Shadow........"proficiency in the proper English"
maybe this should read....proficiency in the "correct English" and before you have a go at me I'm English and I confess to being dyslexic.
Why do you guys insist in insulting one another, live and let live and remember you are a guest in another man's Country, unless of course you have taken out Citizenship.

 

Well if you insist, the phrase was "the proper English definition of...".



Larry