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Taxi driver cuts off trucker and the two collide — Preventable or not?

Jan 24, 2020

Updated Jan 27, 2021

This video is an adaptation of a scenario from CCJ’s Preventable or Not manuals. It is presented via a partnership between CCJ and Instructional Technologies. Truck driver John Doe was attempting to change lanes while making his way downtown for a delivery. However, a cab driver sped around Doe, and Doe’s truck and the cab collided. Was this accident preventable or not?

See more Preventable or Not scenarios at this link.

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