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Idiot in a Porsche Cayenne ploughed into the back of my car , we were stopped at a mini roundabout waiting our turn.
Stupid old git reversed into my parked white car.......he said he always reversed around the corner rather than doing a 3 point turn .....clearly without even looking ! |
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I'm approaching a roundabout, downhill slow look right,keep going looks clear,then I hit brakes hard
guy from adjacent road slightly blind,goes onto roundabout,very high speed,if I never braked I was sided an prob killed girl in car behind me drives into back of me shes shocked but I don't blame her |
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Have Reversed into a few into a few Posts etc over the Years Yet to have an accident ,Been taken off a Motorcycle a few Times all none Fault .
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The only memorable one was when I slid on hard packed snow, went into a petrol station and T-boned a car that was filling up with petrol.
Strangely the car that was filling up with petrol was towed there by a tractor. So to round it off I bounced off the car and hit the big tractor wheel a whack. Why do people park in service stations at the pumps? Morons. |
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Reversed into a tree in the South of France on a dark, wet night. Hey the tree was on the wrong side of the road. That's the only accient I've ever been to blame. £150 fix.
Was in the back seat of a car on the backroads when my driver crashed. I got 5 stitches and £5k, not my fault. |
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Not being "to blame" for an accident is not necessarily all it's cracked up to be.
Sometimes it means you aren't driving defensively and are not anticipating the potential irrational behaviour of other idiots on the road. Some people drive along assuming that just because something shouldn't happen means it won't happen. For example, someone walks or pulls out into the road unexpectedly.... they shouldn't have, but they did. The experienced driver should expect every other fecker out there to be an idiot and drive accordingly to avoid them... not just smack straight into them and say "shame they are seriously injured but, technically, it wasn't my fault". |