I hate to defend noimi rafik but he is right. The driver is suposed to be a professional and he should have been aware of what was in the road. He should have made absolutly sure that the road was passable. To say that he couldn't see bacause of the sun viser is a lame excuse.
i could partly agree with him but saying that the driver is guilty because he was polish is as just ridiculous as most of his threads.supposedly you don't speak too much polish but this doesn't make you a bad driver,does it?.how many words one need to know to read the road signs?if the cherry picker was parked on the road why there was no temporary lights or a high visibility triangle,fence on the street?the ch. picker was probably parked on the pavement with the basket hanging over the street. in this case there should be some protection on the street. the driver was concentrating on the road and the sun visor was down.it is not perfect excuse though.he should have been aware that things like that may come pop up and know how to deal with it.still,i think,that it was just a chain of very unfortunate events.why the driver was lost?if they employed so many polish there should be at least one person in the offices who could translate/help.fortunately for the driver the court saw where the guilt lied.unfortunately one young man died and the tragedy should have been prevented if all appriopriate safety regulations were in place.