03-04-2015, 07:19 AM
The car that runs you over sounds exactly like the ones that pass you by.
Exactly.
And if you are hit from behind, the police report and insurance company will assign 100% of the responsibility for the accident to the driver who hit you (or whatever the maximum is, sometimes the person in front is given a small amount of the blame simply for being present).
If you are driving behind someone, it is entirely your responsibility to allow a safe following distance, to watch the brake lights on the car in front of you, and anticipate their actions. You can see them, they can't always see you.
Exactly.
And if you are hit from behind, the police report and insurance company will assign 100% of the responsibility for the accident to the driver who hit you (or whatever the maximum is, sometimes the person in front is given a small amount of the blame simply for being present).
If you are driving behind someone, it is entirely your responsibility to allow a safe following distance, to watch the brake lights on the car in front of you, and anticipate their actions. You can see them, they can't always see you.
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