The Hertzlers were riding on Route 42 in Greenwood Township in north-central Pennsylvania Sunday Morning when the buggy was struck and plunged over an embankment, police said.
RiSe226 said:I can't believe anyone would have the nerve to talk trash about a freaking Amish community. Have a little respect tw.
RiSe226 said:I can't believe anyone would have the nerve to talk trash about a freaking Amish community. Have a little respect tw.
RiSe226 said:I can't believe anyone would have the nerve to talk trash about a freaking Amish community. Have a little respect tw.
CaptainZero said:You've been reading these boards for how long now?
NOTHING is sacred here.
None of these analogies has anything to do with the other. Bikes often have their own lanes in heavily used areas, and they don't take up a huge portion of the road. Also, it's my opinion regardless of the law, that bikes shouldn't be on the road, at least not where the speed limit is over 35mph or so.Gangrel said:if you can ride a bicycle, why cant they use a wagon? i see horse drawn carraiges around here all the time, used for romantic tours..
If this was a paved road the type a truck would be driving fast on, then it took electricity and the actions of civilized people to pave it. It may still be part "theirs", if they pay taxes, and obey the laws set in place to keep people safe. I know they didn't do at least one of those things.and they were probably "their" roads long before they were "ours"..
©ritter said:lights, on an amish buggy...yeah, heh. you're a moron.
Regardless, all family members died except for the son. Who now has no parents and no longer has a sister.
Early Morning Truck Driver eh? he was probably swerving off the road from lack of sleep.(It's not like that hasn't happened a million times on a highway. Especially PA turnpike).
Jofiss: you're an idiot. Amish people dont use anything like that(lights, that is). Try to get some culture in your life and maybe you'll understand better in order to argue your point. Amish live in their own communities and have every right to use public highways/roads. They use the roads just like all of us regular citizens do, stay in their lanes and drive the speed limit. I'm sure the horses just didn't 'run off out of control'.