m1garand762
Gold Member
How about helping people in need, hurt, just had an accident, stuck in the snow? When we were on a vacation we drove the Blue Ridge Parkway. There were two motorcycles in the road around a corner and one had wrecked 10 seconds before we got there. Not life threatening injuries but a badly injured shoulder. He wasn’t getting up. I’m the only one whose phone had a connection so I called 911 and we stayed until help got there. It took about 20 minutes for anyone to show up, it was pretty rural. It just seemed like a necessary thing just to make sure nobody came around the corner and ran him over. Several cars did stop and offer help and one person did get his bike up and down to a parking area.
A couple years ago I was cleaning my driveway to go to work after a really bad unexpected overnight snowstorm I was on the road without my 4 ways on and it was around 430 am not a car insight. I turned to backup and saw a cop standing behind me holding her badge. I’m glad I kept my mouth shut because I was going to yell at her if she chastised me for not having my hazards on on the tractor while on the road. It turns out it was the neighbor about a mile down the road and her cruiser was in the ditch. She asked me to pull her out which I did. I wasn’t expecting a commendation from her chief, or an official resolution from the mayor and city council of the city she worked for. It’s not a big deal but my wife thought it was really nice of all of them for how they thanked me for doing the right thing