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5/21/2009
Phillip Miller
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SUV loses control killing cab driver

A Nashville cab driver was killed Tuesday May 19 when an SUV lost control. The wreck happened on Ellington Parkway which has a wide, grass median.  Apparently, not wide enough.  The SUV driver said she swerved to avoid debris in the road and then ran off the road, across the median, and into the cab of Mr. Hussein Ali with enough force to kill him. Do you think the SUV driver may have been going too fast? "Debris"?  I thought one of the reasons for driving an SUV was ground clearance and durability - so now an innocent man is dead for "debris"?  It doesn't make any sense. The fact is, this SUV driver exercised bad judgment, really bad judgment. Not everyone should be allowed to drive. This lady maybe one of those people who should not.


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