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Commentary: Drivers beware

By Ralph Waggener

I was setting on 206 at the intersection of 55N and when the light finally turned green I started to go, but looked to my right and a small black car was traveling at least 55 or 60 miles per hour and I stopped, she never look my way and did not look like she was on a cell phone.

Later, going through this same light, I got part of the way out onto 55 and a truck not going very fast pulled on into the junction, he did stop but as I passed he headed on through the red light. William Grider, my son-in-law, was behind him, and said he had done the same thing at the light in front of Grissom Martin Funeral Home!

So if you have the right-of-way, you still need to watch very closely when you are driving in Columbia or for that matter anywhere, it's darn too dangerous to be on our highways anymore!




This story was posted on 2018-12-05 14:54:09
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