Let them play on the highway with something sharp.
Never surprises anyone when an american offers up the most stupidest solution to a problem.
Don't think he will personally face any troubles, legal or otherwise.
Irony meter pegged.
Probably not unless the DA grabs a shovel. But there could be some troubles for others surrounding the incident.
Son of a career criminal:
Father of boy, 13, in fatal Texas crash was a career criminal
Heinrich Siemens, the Texas man who died after his son crashed his car into a bus of USW golfers Tuesday, was facing criminal charges at the time of his death, court record obtained by DailyMail.com reveal.www.dailymail.co.uk
Who? the ones responsible are dead, unless you want to sue the maker of the Dodge or the spare tire manufacturer that blew, sorta like suing the maker of a gun used to kill someone.
On both sides.
Why on earth would a reasoned person who opposed guns bring up cars?
To state that we should regulate guns like we regulate cars, typically. Insurance, licensing, training, etc.
I'm not responsible for what you see and don't see.
Or in other words you really have no rebuttal to the fact that you just gave an example of think up stupid ways to do things.
And? There are a ton of "ifs" you can add to this but none of them will change the outcome of what happened. But if you want to lay the blame on the deceased 13 year old - OK. Does that change the other events that were in play too?
Did you ever have a blowout on a front tire? Anyone at the wheel would have a hard time making a quick recovery, it yanks the wheel almost out of your hands and you are turning almost faster than you can react. In this case it was a left front tire and it would have pulled just about anyone in that direction before regaining control. You seem hell bent on blaming the kid, if you want to do ifs, if the tire did not blow he probably would have made it home safe, no one would have died and you would never knew of a 13 year old driver. I see you are from Georgia, perhaps you did not grow up on a farm but I am sure most of us that did were driving trucks and tractors by age 13, no not on the highway but all over the farm and fields.
Many times much worse:
I highly doubt it was his plan to crash into the bus in order to stop. If you actually did have a front tire blow out then clearly there was no traffic for you to be overly concerned about, as a qualified driver of course. Count your blessings.