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smcgilli
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no |
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rohak1212
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Both of you.
After all, you were both stupid. You for leaving your car in the middle of the road, and them for not watching where they were going. And the busier the road, the more it becomes your fault for stopping there.
I've never been able to understand that kind of thing, just because you have your flashers on you think it's okay to impede traffic and block a road? |
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abitawm
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The other party is MOST LIKELY at fault. If you could have been reasonably seen and you had the flashers on then they would be responsible for causing the accident. The other person will be at fault in most all cases but their are some exceptions.
If you abandoned the car right after the top of a hill or around a turn and you could not be seen but you had the option and were able to go a little farther up and gotten our of the road you may be negligent to some degree. |
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Cher
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had this same thing happen to a friend...car stopped, moved over as far as the car would roll but not off the road. Turned on flashers. 3 girls rear ended the car and ended up in the hospital. Sued.
my friend won.
unfortunately people tend to be mesmerized by the flashing lights and will actually veer towards them. they also fail to judge how fast they are approaching the disabled vehicle.
common sense says, if you are driving and you hit it, you are responsible. They pay. |
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fighting saints
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There are a couple of very important issues to be considered in order to determine who is at-fault for this accident.
1. Was it daylight? If it was night did you have other lights on the car other than the flashers?
2. What was the time frame between when the car was left in the road and when it was hit? If you had time to get out of the car and then the car was hit 45 seconds or more later, than the other guy should be found to be at-fault. The other driver has a duty to be aware of any hazards or obstacles in their path and react accordingly. |
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infoman89032
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it dont matter where the car was or if anyone was in it if they ran into the back of it they are at fault dont pay them any thingf they should be paying you |
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?
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Could you re -word your question please? I have no clue as to what you are asking. |
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bostonianinmo
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In most cases the car that struck you would be at fault and would have to foot the bill. However there are exceptions to everything. For example, if you were on the travelled section of a high-speed highway and failed to take reasonable action to move the vehicle to the shoulder you MIGHT be held responsible for any resulting accident even if your flashers were in use.
I also know of at least one case locally where a drunk driver thought better of his condition and stopped his car in the middle of the road and parked it with the flashers on. It was struck a few minutes later by another drunk driver. The drunken "parker" was ruled 50% at fault for parking his car in the middle of the road. (He did dodge the bullet on DUI charges as the state could not prove that he was drunk when he parked the car there.) |
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Rosie
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The other vehicle was clearly driving without due care because they hit a vehicle that was indicating it was in distress. They were at fault, not you. |
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kelly h
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no, that isnt your fault, if you were on the right side of the road, then the car had ample time to see you were stopped, they probally had their head up their *** talking on a cell phone...but you are not at fault especially not if you had your hazard lights on... |
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Nigel M
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If the police do not issue you a ticket - you are probably not liable - and if you can get the police to issue the other party a ticket - they are liable for damage to your vehicle too. |
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MotherNature
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they are at fault - not you! dummies need to be a responsibly driver and watch where they are going at all times. |
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MSAD
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You better have a good reason to leave your vehicle in the flow of traffic - IE the rear differential locked up and the tires will not turn so it was not possible for the car to be moved. A flat tire is not a good enough reason to leave the car in the roadway.
It also depends on how long the car was there.
Unless you had a very compelling reason to leave your car in the middle of the road - you are going to be paying for the other cars damage. |
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DEERnHeadlights
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when you decide you desparately need another 40 for gods sake find a parking lot before bolting from your pimpmobile! |
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mbrcatz
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They rearended you. They're at fault, not you. Your agent should be telling you that, also. |
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Tinaa<3
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WHAT?! |
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Andrew
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well, technically its not your fault.
since you had your flashers on.
if thats the truth.
they should be paying you for the damages. |
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UCANTCME
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IT WOULD DEPEND ON WHAT THE POLICE OFFICER STATED ON HIS REPORT.
YOU WERE ON THE ROAD AND YOU HAD YOU FLASHERS ON BUT AT THE SAME TIME YOUR VEHICLE WAS ILLEGAL.
ALSO THE OTHER DRIVER SHOULD HAVE SEEN YOU VEHICLE WITH THE FLASHER ON AND MAYBE THEY WERE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.
I WOULD SAY THAT THIS COULD TURN OUT TO BE A 50/50 INSURANCE CLAIM, MEANING YOU PAY FOR YOUR DAMAGES AND THEY PAY FOR THEIRS.
GOOD LUCK |
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The Game
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what!?
isnt it your fault for stopping in the middle of the road.Plus you can get injured real bad if it is on the freeway. = |
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No they don't need anyhitng just ring NRMA or an motor-inn company! |
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Kimber
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"Do should i pay are them"?
Wow.
Ok, legally speaking, whoever hit the car from behind is at fault. So no, you shouldn't have to pay anything. |
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Spoken_Truth
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huh |
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mogahead79
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INSURANCE PAYS
YOU WAS A OBSTACLE AND ITS YOUR DUTY TO CLEAR IT
AS WELL AS THEIRS TO AVOID IT |
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jorda76
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idk |
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hlysnan
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There are a lot imbiciles driving faster than the speed limit, and if they hit you all of a sudden your are both stupid, but the stupid ass holes is the one rear ending you, so, you should not stop in the middle of the road unless it is an emergency. It may be because you still lack the skills or expertise and quick thinking that you may cause an accident, but the stupid imbicile is the one rear ending the inexperience driver stopping in the middle of the road. |
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