Mothers against World Wide Public Transportation Drivers Driving Reckless and Ending Their Loved Ones Lives

Mothers Against World Wide Public Transportation Drivers  Driving Reckless and Ending Their Loved Ones Lives) is a campaign in the United States that seeks to stop reckless NJ Transit, Coach USA and other reckless state run transportation, support those affected by reckless bus drivers, create stiffer penalty for bus driver,  allow federal government to take over state run state run transportation investigation so there will not be state political cover ups and CDL license taken away, prohibit state run transportation drivers who killed pedestrian to drive again, overall push for stricter law policy for drivers and company. The  Deshon Johnson bereaved parent based organization was founded in 2013 in New Jersey by Naomi Johnson after her 22-year-old son was killed by Wilson Romaine Coach USA Community  bus driver operating NJ Transit bus 709.^[1] (MAWWPTDD RETLOL) research shows that bus driver reckless driver killing innocent pedestrian death rate percentage is high. NJ Transit /Coach USA/ MTA and other bus company are not holding these drivers accountable. They deem all of these death cases as accident.

Mission[edit]

According to its official website, "The mission of Mothers Against World Wide Public Transportation Drivers  Driving Reckless and Ending Their Loved Ones Lives) is to stop reckless taxi, train and school bus, bus driving, support the victims of this violent crime and prevent these number of death rate increasing."^[3]

Generally MAWWPTDD RETLOL  favors:

·         Education (about the reckless driving), advocacy and victim assistance

·         Strict policy in a variety of areas, including an illegal blood alcohol content of .08%^[4] or lower and using stronger sanctions for testing for substance in the driver body offenders, better safety training, federal investigation of each state to prevent corruption, including mandatory jail sentences, drivers stop reading paper or other distraction that can ended innocent pedestrian lives, ignition interlock devices,^[5] and license suspensions

·         Helping victims of reckless public transportation driving (this includes family members and other loved ones of both innocent victims and guilty impaired drivers)

·         Maintaining regular safety training class every two months

·         Mandating alcohol breath-testing, ongoing driving record check for accident and other incident (jail time) for everyone convicted of driving while legally impaired and killing a person.

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Fallen Montclair Student's Memorial Removed

Fallen Montclair Student's Memorial Removed

Deshon Johnson's mother Naomi speaks out after her son's memorial was removed less than 24 hours after it was put together.

By Yvanna Saint-Fort August 6, 2014 at 9:58 am

On July 18 Naomi Johnson held a memorial gathering for her fallen son Deshon Johnson. A few people got together for the “Remember Deshon Johnson Gathering,” which was held exactly two years to the date of Deshon’s death.

On Wednesday July 18, 2012 Deshon was hit by a bus at the corner of Broad Street and Bay Avenue and was then dragged 50 to 100 feet.

The day after the two year anniversary memorial was held, Johnson returned to her son’s memorial and saw that it had been removed over night.

Johnson went around to local businesses asking if anyone had seen or heard what happened to her son’s memorial. A worker at a nearby nursery told Johnson that she saw a town cleaner in the area of Deshon’s memorial.

“My son was murdered by the bus driver and Bloomfield is acting like my son’s life was not important by removing his memorial,” said Johnson. “It is bad enough my son lost his life in that town.”

Johnson said she reviewed Bloomfield townships code to see if the memorial was in violation of any laws but found nothing regarding a memorial site. The balloons, flowers and candles that were left behind after the small gathering were against the wall, not protruding onto the sidewalk or street.

The Deshon Johnson College Scholarship Foundation President, Tamara, called Bloomfield township and spoke with Township Administrator Ted Ehrenburg, who said he did not know anything about the memorial.

Johnson also said that a friend of hers called the Bloomfield Department of Public Works, the department in charge of street cleaning, and was once again told that the department knew nothing of Deshon’s memorial site and its removal.

“They did not let my son’s memorial stay there a week,” said Johnson. “I think it is inhuman and heartless to trash my son’s memorial. The town of Bloomfield sends off a negative message that my son’s life and memory is trash.”

http://patch.com/new-jersey/montclair/fallen-montclair-students-memorial-removed#.U-Q66uNdWvY

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