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Teenagers can't drice cars. FACT.
Women can't drive cars. FACT.
Teenagers + women = CRASH FOR SURE. mot.
Women can't drive cars. FACT.
Teenagers + women = CRASH FOR SURE. mot.
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In da butt.
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Re: Kuci's first car accident
This sounds like you smucked into another car so hard that you pushed the middle car into the one in front.
I was in a similar accident, but I was in the middle. I stopped fine, but the idiot behind me slams into me so hard that I got sandwiched.
Took me two years to recover from the neck problems.
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Teenagers + women = CRASH FOR SURE. mot.
It wasn't my fault!
Seriously though, I admit that of course I can't be an experienced driver at the age of 18 - but everyone starts from zero, no? I do not find hiking the limit to, say, 21 objectionable, though, however I think the young drivers who are reckless at 18 will continue to be so at 21. Alcohol + testosterone + high speeds = bad. My primary occupation behind the wheel is driving my mother from work and back, not zooming around the city in search of vastly younger females to have indecent relations with.
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Errr actually it is true in like 98% of cases. The bestOriginally posted by Wezil
Common belief, but simply not true.
result I have ever seen for the guy in the back car is some element of contributory negligence for the stopped car (failure to pull over or to take measures when there was time to do so or a sudden stop for no reason)
The overriding premise in all the decisions was that a driver was responsible to be able to stop and should drive safely considering all the conditions.
The insurance "liability chart" gives 100% liability to kuci in these facts. If there is only property damage it would cost him more then the damages to fight that finding . I know that the among lawyers, a rear-ender is considered a "liability is not in question' type case. It requires something unusual to take it out of that realm.You don't get to 300 losses without being a pretty exceptional goaltender.-- Ben Kenobi speaking of Roberto LuongoComment
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Kassi, sure. I think 18 is good though.. it's a great age to start driving.. 16 is a little bit Hmm, 21 is way too late.. 18 is good I think. I've been in the traffic since I was 16, with a motorcycle as you know is the age limit 16, which in a way is not logical because even younger people plus fast bikes equals NEGAHHHHHHH NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! Then again, if you survive, you have ltos of experience when you get a car. What young folks usually lack is the eye. They think they're alone in the traffic you know.. thinking if they don't screw up, then they won't crash.. but other people can screw up too and crash on you. Plus young inexperienced drivers also sometimes don't realize the good speed to drive on certain situations and places, come too fast and loose control. They also loose that control over the vehicle sometimes easier, getting more brainfarts.
But other than that, no problem.. on the other hand, they' just been in the driving school so they are more careful, they prolly know the rules better than middle aged folks and you know, it's not a recipie for disaster. Add women and then you have doom.
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The hill doesn't make a difference. You are suppose to follow at a safe distance no matter what the circumstance.Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Cuz of the hill, I couldn't see until I only had ~20-30 feet left.
And yeah, they screeched and made a kinda funny noise when I stomped on them.
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You went from 100% (original post) down to 98% in the prior post.Originally posted by Flubber
Errr actually it is true in like 98% of cases. The best
result I have ever seen for the guy in the back car is some element of contributory negligence for the stopped car (failure to pull over or to take measures when there was time to do so or a sudden stop for no reason)
The overriding premise in all the decisions was that a driver was responsible to be able to stop and should drive safely considering all the conditions.
The insurance "liability chart" gives 100% liability to kuci in these facts. If there is only property damage it would cost him more then the damages to fight that finding . I know that the among lawyers, a rear-ender is considered a "liability is not in question' type case. It requires something unusual to take it out of that realm.
I will grant that it is difficult to defend but not impossible. I have clients in this position and can provide case law if you wish."I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure." - Clarence Darrow
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Its nice to see Kuci took lessons from Provost Harrison's school of driving. You only get a B (rather than an A) as the car you hit wasn't a Porsche.One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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Wezil,
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that sucks Kuci... I hope things go well for you...To us, it is the BEAST.Comment
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What State are you in? You need to find out how the insurance scheme works in your jurisdiction.Originally posted by Kidicious
Wezil,
What can you do though if your insurance company won't fight it?
As the law applies here, the onus is on you to fight any charge that may be laid. If the charge is withdrawn or the case dismissed (acquitted) an insurance penalty will not apply, although a claim for damages (ie to fix your car) will almost certainly raise your premiums.
We work under "no fault" insurance in Ontario so your situation may be quite different.
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Main thing is your ok, God, I hate it when that happens. Same happened to me about 2 months ago, doing 80 down the M4 (yehh, 70 is the limit) when all the traffic in the right hand side slammed the breaks on. I hit my breaks, and the car seemed to skate .. I could see I wasn't going to make it, like in slow motion.. I hit the 4x4 infront, so we pulled up, took a look, not a single scratch or dent on me or his car !!
In my case, I didn't leave a big enough gap for myself (not easy on the M4 whenever you do, somebody will fill it, even if its 1.1 car length only), but I can see a hill must have made it a real pig for you to react to it .. Just hope she doesn't sue."Wherever wood floats, you will find the British" . NapoleonComment
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Originally posted by Wezil
You went from 100% (original post) down to 98% in the prior post.
I will grant that it is difficult to defend but not impossible. I have clients in this position and can provide case law if you wish.
If you want to get really technical, the 100% is likely true-- I don't know of any rear-ender cases where the back car didn't have some fault apportioned to them-- Do you have case law where the back car was 0% at fault -- and I'm not talking about if someone backs up into you or if you are the middle car after getting hit yourselfYou don't get to 300 losses without being a pretty exceptional goaltender.-- Ben Kenobi speaking of Roberto LuongoComment
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I assume you mean Kph?Originally posted by The Viceroy
... doing 80 down the M4 (yehh, 70 is the limit) ...
Wouldn't walking be a little faster?
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