I am so sorry for the loss the families, both personal and Georgia Power, are enduring. The speculation of the seatbelts is something all commuters could benefit. I too ride a van to work and only two of us..besides the driver...wear our seatbelts. These are wonderful, articulate people who in their own cars demand people wear seatbelts but when they get in this van they seem to think they are safe without them. I have mentioned the safety issues numerous times and no one listens!! Maybe this will open their eyes about the general safety of these vehicles.

I knew Rocky and he was a very responsible person. I travel the same route daily, and it's very common to see aggressive drivers who refuse to drive the speed limit or the speed of the traffic flow. They weave in and out of traffic or drive down the emergency lane just to get a few car links ahead. What, to get home 5 minutes earlier. That's not worth risking the lives of innocent, responsible citizens. Watch HWY 78 Westbound during rush hour, where 78 exits to I-285. You'll see people every single morning ride the left lane as if exiting to Augusta, only to swerve in front of traffic heading North. There was no reason for that person to clip the rear of that van. He was obviously following too close to begin with. I hope he is charged, and I hope the State Patrol will do what DeKalb County Police fail to do... Start removing agressive drivers from the road.

the driver of the car was probably going around some jerk doin 20 miles under the speed limit in the far left lane

Wonder if the drive of the dodge stratus was on the phone?

aggresive driving again! As a defense measure against such accidents are seatbelts. Wonder how many were wearing them? Total lack on the police's fault for not reining in bad drivers.