Bocephus said:
pacecar02 said:
Bocephus said:
stopping on a highway
I mean, why stop lying now......
Loup 12/Northwest Highway is not a highway? Guess they need to change the name.
You called it a highway or possibly a freeway, in one of your first post bashing my original post. Now that the evidence has been released, it appears that my layman's observations were more accurate than your trained observations. Perhaps after dealing with my older parents and other older persons, I could better understand the situation from Mrs West's viewpoint.
You said I would have to apologize once the bloodwork came in. It came in, my observations were proven to be more accurate. Thus I have no reason to publicly apologize to the TexAgs community regarding my post.
You expected me to apologize if you were correct.
Now that your 0.15 prediction has been found to be wrong, you still refuse to admit that your observations weren't accurate. It is disappointing that you insisted that someone should acknowledge their mistake if it were shown to be so when you had no intention of acknowledging that you were mistaken should your observations be shown to be wrong.
This is a political discussion board of anonymous posters. Few if any know who you are. You have nothing to gain by being obstinate. From posts above, if anything your obstinance is making your already difficult job more difficult. Admit you made a mistake, learn from it, and move on.
Why would an older person who has been driving for 40 years without any prior stops appear to misunderstand the process?
Does age play a role?
Would lack of traffic stop experience be important to consider?
Perhaps at her age her hearing is not very good, especially with a lot of background noise?
Might it be more important to make sure instructions are heard and fully understood when stopping an older person?
Would confusion by not knowing why she was stopped play a role?
It seems like DPD could either stand firm that everything was done correctly, thereby damaging its credibility, or take this experience as an opportunity to learn from a mistake and improve procedure to avoid similar mistakes in the future.