Snow Plow Incident Legalities
Summary
In Illinois, reckless driving involves willful disregard for safety. If a snow plow driver tried to avoid you, it might not meet this threshold. Reporting the incident to the police can help clarify the situation. Consider consulting a personal injury attorney for specific legal advice.Full Conversation
Southern illinois
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. In Illinois, you may have grounds for a legal complaint if you feel threatened or endangered. Here's some general guidance:
- You can report the incident to your local police department.
- Collect any evidence, such as photos or witness statements.
- Consult with a personal injury attorney for specific legal advice.
Would you like information on how to locate a nearby attorney or the contact details for your local police department?
Ok I never got hit but I thought he drove too close to me. I was standing in the roadway though
Thank you for the additional information. Here are some general guidelines for your situation in Illinois:
- Reporting the incident to your local police department is still an option.
- Since you were standing in the roadway, the situation might be viewed differently.
- Consulting a personal injury attorney for specific advice could clarify your options.
Would you like contact details for a local police department or help finding a nearby attorney?
what can he be charged with
In Illinois, if the snow plow driver did not hit you but drove too close, potential charges could be:
- Reckless driving: endangering others by driving in a dangerous manner
- Assault: if you felt an immediate threat of harm
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would this be considered reckless driving since I was standing in the roadway and he did try to get out of my way
In Illinois, reckless driving involves driving with willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property. Since the snow plow driver tried to avoid you, it may not meet the threshold for reckless driving. However, reporting the incident to the police can provide clarity.
Would you like contact details for your local police department?