-> Where we live, the car the driver of the car that hit the taurse and
-> driver of the taurse may both be considered at fault.  The law says t
-> you are hit from behind and you hit the car in front of you, you are
-> because you were following too close behind the car in front.  You're
-> insurance would have to pay damages for the car you hit.  The insuran
-> driver that hit you would have to pay for your car's damages.  The in
-> of the driver of front car in the pile-up would not have to pay anyth
-> because that driver didn't hit anyone.  The first two drivers could a
-> ticketed, depending on the circumstances.
->
-> Amy King
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Am i the only one that thinks thats a stupid law? The middle car could
have been following the legal distance ,or stopped, around here as long
as you can see the tires touch the ground of the car infront of you
your in legal limits, that space could be as little as 7 to 15 feet. A
car moving at 25+ mph especally a heavy older car, or a SUV could easly
move a car 50 or more feet opon hiting it in an accident.
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