:shock:   It looks to me like the yellow car probably saved some lives by taking a little speed out of the out-of-control red buggy just before it went into the crowd!

I say take the buggies away and give em to David. :lol:

Well of course the buggy driver didn't do it on purpose. I'm just curious why he jumped out of formation and headed torward the crowd at speed  from across the street and then said the yellow buggy parked at the curb less than, lets say 5-6 feet from the crowd,  backed up in front of him when the vidio showed just the opposite. The red buggy could not have stopped if he wanted to even if the yellow buggy wasn't even in the same county. If the driver of the red buggy had just "fessed' up that he had a "short circuit" in judgement instead of blaming the yellow buggy, It would have been a little easier to accept that accidents do happen . I'm sure that the driver feels terrible about it now.  I feel sure that we will never know what really happened .The city officals are  going to keep their collective mouths shut for fear of "ticking" the Shriners off and taking their "Big Bucks" convention somewhere else. I would almost make book on that. If it had been my family that got mowed down ,I would at least want to know the whole story.
     "Runner", if you are at ease with it, so be it. Enough said

Bottom line here is, it's too bad anyone got hurt . . . but thank God no one got killed.  And even if the accident was 110% driver error, it was 110% unintentional . . . and it shouldn't overshadow all of the good work that the Shriner's do.

Agreed.

Thanks for concerns  guys.