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Amish buggy sought in Pennsylvania hit-and-run
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Quote:I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't have a driver at the time. If the buggy gets away, the horse will run just about wherever it wants to get itself home. That includes hitting a vehicle. It actually happened here a month or two ago. A buggy hit and run and again I'll say it likely had no driver at the time. When they get away with no driver they aren't likely to stop for a car. What they know to do is run back to the home farm...if a car gets in the way they'll run into it. We go visit the Amish towns when we travel up to Pa. For the most part, they all are extremely nice. Except for the 7 or 8 year old kid that flicked us off as we were driving because he thought we were taking a picture of him. |
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