By Tim Enloe; Accessmilton.com
As word spread early this morning about the horrific wreck on GA400 and another Milton life lost, it brings other similar tragedies to mind. All sad. All irreplaceable. A hole in so many peoples' lives forever.
In times such as this, we must embrace this family and their loss. We must stand hand in hand, neighbor to neighbor, and grieve and support as a collective whole. Finally, we must work towards insuring such terrible events never happen again through a focus and a goal. We must not relent.
Please keep this family and the victim in your thoughts and prayers.
2 comments:
I wish GDOT would do something to make the side-by-side entrance/exit ramps safer. It's too easy for someone to turn into an exit ramp, thinking they're on an entrance ramp.
larsezys
It's true. The wrong way sign is often right in the middle of the divider confusing drivers which one of the lanes it is meant for. however, Exit 5 and Exit 6 on 400 are not confusing.
Even if she got on the wrong side by mistake, no excuse for her to keep driving that long. She drove at least a mile before she crashed. She had to be on something.
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