Not pushing impaired driving, but I'm sure there are instances where accidents are not actually the fault of the impaired person. Maybe the same as pedestrians sometimes being at fault when they're run over.
The brother of a distant acquaintance was obviously impaired and driving a pickup and stock trailer on a remote NE Oregon road. He stopped to drain his bladder, and the rig was only about 50% off the pavement. A tourist came down the road and rear ended the setup. All were checked for impairment, and the cowboy came back positive. Tourist sued, and cowboy lost the long paid for family ranch.
Last edited by 1minute; 01/18/18.
