Chicks on scooters are super hot. Was she any hot?
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I wouldnt worry about it
First, if she files a claim dont assume your insurance will pay for it! They have a fraud department that will look into it and might pay for some of the damages but regardless, your insurance will likely not go up etc.
I wouldnt worry about it. I think you did the right thing by providing assistance. I am sure they will factor all that into consideration. I am sure she has insurance as well.
It sounds like an accident etc. and no one was seriously injured.
Having said that there is a lot fraud that goes around....back injuries etc and all because they have a medical bills doesnt necessarily mean that the insurance will pay for all of it. Insurance company's have a attorneys that actually fight other insurance companies against claims...including legitimate ones. Most end up paying a fraction of the claim. In that business, its all about negotiations.
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If an oil trail from your car caused an accident that is YOUR fault, then every other oil spill on the road that many bikers slip on everyday should be considered as fault on the person who spilled the oil. However, that is not the case. She cannot blame you for her accident. She probably did not have the knowledge of avoiding oil on the ground on a scooter/bike. This should be 100% her fault.
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Originally posted by scabzzzzI stand up, pull my dick out, and asked my gf to give me some noggin... Well, she starts laughing at me and I freaked out and ran off and locked myself in a bedroom.
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Originally posted by delatlanta1281 View PostReally? Come on. How about this, just pull to the side after putting your blinker on and let them pass? Causing an accident, while it may not legally be your fault, is a fucked up way to alleviate a situation like tailgating.
However, I was talking about his specific, split-second decision. In that instant, the OP claims that he had the choice of hitting the brakes and possibly getting rear-ended, or not hitting the brakes and possibly damaging his car. OP took the latter option and damaged his car. He seems to think that the tailgater caused him to damage his car. My suggestion was that, in that specific instance under those circumstances, I would have hit the brakes.
In most cases, especially in tailgating scenarios, the car in the back is responsible if he/she slams into the car in front. It's not the front driver's responsibility to make sure that he brakes slowly enough for the rear driver. In the case of the OP, I think that he might have been better off if he braked accordingly and took the chance of getting hit from behind.
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Originally posted by Freude am Fahren View PostChicks on scooters are super hot. Was she any hot?
Originally posted by Javier h View PostFirst, if she files a claim dont assume your insurance will pay for it! They have a fraud department that will look into it and might pay for some of the damages but regardless, your insurance will likely not go up etc.
I wouldnt worry about it. I think you did the right thing by providing assistance. I am sure they will factor all that into consideration. I am sure she has insurance as well.
It sounds like an accident etc. and no one was seriously injured.
Having said that there is a lot fraud that goes around....back injuries etc and all because they have a medical bills doesnt necessarily mean that the insurance will pay for all of it. Insurance company's have a attorneys that actually fight other insurance companies against claims...including legitimate ones. Most end up paying a fraction of the claim. In that business, its all about negotiations.
Originally posted by gtdragon980 View PostIf an oil trail from your car caused an accident that is YOUR fault, then every other oil spill on the road that many bikers slip on everyday should be considered as fault on the person who spilled the oil. However, that is not the case. She cannot blame you for her accident. She probably did not have the knowledge of avoiding oil on the ground on a scooter/bike. This should be 100% her fault.sigpic
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Originally posted by ClayW View PostIn most cases, especially in tailgating scenarios, the car in the back is responsible if he/she slams into the car in front. It's not the front driver's responsibility to make sure that he brakes slowly enough for the rear driver. In the case of the OP, I think that he might have been better off if he braked accordingly and took the chance of getting hit from behind.
Here's a photo of my pan just to show I couldn't have limped away from the scene and yes, I recently had it welded to reinforce a hairline crack. In the same damn spot!! Lolsigpic
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Originally posted by straight6pwr View Postso you already cracked your pan from being too low, and now you smashed it and caused some poor lady to crash? the seemingly obvious thing is that your car is too low.
Your assumptions have been really helpful and your powers of deduction are impeccable.
But really, I'm just Trina see if this has ever happened to people before. Similar cases and such.sigpic
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Wow this is ridiculous...
A while back I was listening to my local rock radio station and once a week they have a lawyer come on the show and answer listener questions. This one guy called in and asked what he could do after he hit a patch of gravel left over by snow removal crews on his motorcycle and went down. The lawyer basically told him that he was shit outta luck because, as a driver/rider you're supposed to adjust for reasonable road hazards.
It would be a pretty shitty thing to do if they come after you for damages... But, this is 'MURICA where nothing is my fault.
Originally posted by SpasticDwarf;n6449866Honestly I built it just to have a place to sit and listen to Hotline Bling on repeat.
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Originally posted by lambo View PostIt would be a pretty shitty thing to do if they come after you for damages... But, this is 'MURICA where nothing is my fault.sigpic
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Originally posted by jdirty View PostThat makes sense. It's just that I felt like I was caught red handed as the source since I couldn't drive away from it. And a perfect trail led to my car. Lol
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Originally posted by scabzzzzI stand up, pull my dick out, and asked my gf to give me some noggin... Well, she starts laughing at me and I freaked out and ran off and locked myself in a bedroom.
2002 325i - DD
2005 Suzuki SV650 - Toy
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