Fetterman aides concerned by senator’s
unsafe driving, including FaceTiming behind
the wheel: report
Posted By: NorthernDog, 6/14/2024 6:50:19 PM
Sen. John Fetterman’s unsafe driving habits are so alarming that some of his staffers are afraid to get in a car with him when he’s behind the wheel, according to a report. The Pennsylvania Democrat was cited for extreme speeding at least twice before he plowed into the back of a 62-year-old woman’s vehicle on Sunday, an accident that sent him, his wife Gisele and other driver to the hospital, the Washington Post reported on Thursday. Fetterman, 54, has also been known to FaceTime and text while driving, behavior that has prompted his staff to implement “an informal practice” of
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Fetterman aides concerned by senator’s
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He's been known to drive 20-30 MPH over the speed limit - wile fiddling with his cell phone.