03-03-2015, 09:27 PM
Let me get this right, jrw, and in English.
You came across a blind bend whilst driving and was surprised to find cyclists in the road. No matter if there might have been some other obstruction.
You then went into the other lane to avoid the obstruction and you feel fortunate that no one was driving in the other direction.
Now, if someone HAD been driving the opposite way in the other lane, who do you think would be responsible for the head-on collision?
Let me give you a clue. It wouldn't be the cyclists or the other driver.
You came across a blind bend whilst driving and was surprised to find cyclists in the road. No matter if there might have been some other obstruction.
You then went into the other lane to avoid the obstruction and you feel fortunate that no one was driving in the other direction.
Now, if someone HAD been driving the opposite way in the other lane, who do you think would be responsible for the head-on collision?
Let me give you a clue. It wouldn't be the cyclists or the other driver.