Thanks. No she didn't, she refused to give me her insurance information and her parents refused to give me her liability until after the police was done with it. I did not see her name on the liability coverage.Pescakl1 wrote:Sorry for you misfortune, I hope you won't be hit another time, this time with your car insurance company: Did the other driver recognize she was at fault? Did you get witnesses to help you avoiding an insurance price increase?
Good to know. I was under the impression newer cars did do that, considering the damage to mine. I took pics with my phone and will either send them to someone who can email them back to me or ask the body shop to send them to me too. I'll post a few on here. Her 2004 VUE like I said had minimal damage.As for the other question, yes, modern cars are build to crush on impact in order to absorb the energy of the impact and not you. That is a good thing parts can be changed, as when crumbled zones are used, some cars have to be written off.
Sure, I'll provide updates as I have them.If that is OK with you, could you keep us update to let us know what is the final invoice for the repair (with details if available), for information only?

Actually yes that is exactly where we are going. She will based out of Deerfield Beach doing adult cancer research on the 85 year olds.infiniti_lineup wrote:I sure hope you aren't talking about Boca Raton or anywhere near there. You'll get into hundreds of these accidents. The drivers are all 85 year olds that should be taking the bus!
I definitely feel for you. There seem to be a lot more people pulling nonsense like this these days. Or maybe I'm just noticing more that people will stop all traffic because they weren't paying attention or attempt a turn from the wrong side of the street (left run from right lane or right turn from left lane regardless if the street has 3+ lanes on a side).mx6bfast wrote:This morning I had a wreck at a busy intersection here in Memphis. Lady in the left lane decided to pull into the center lane, where I was, near the intersection during a green light and come to a complete stop, I assume to get into the right lane to turn at the intersection.
That's no fun either. I had to threaten to call the cops on an at fault driver who insisted that I was at fault and refused to provide her information. I'm not sure why people think they don't have to provide anything if they don't think they're at fault.mx6bfast wrote:No she didn't, she refused to give me her insurance information and her parents refused to give me her liability until after the police was done with it. I did not see her name on the liability coverage.
Yikes. We have terrible drivers here and while I'm used to dealing with them, southern Florida scares even me,mx6bfast wrote:And to top things off, we are moving to South Florida at the end of this month.







In pretty much all cases, if you rear end another vehicle you are at fault.ThandaPani wrote:I am just wondering if it still will be my fault, since I hit the car from the rear. I didn't get a ticket though. I'll post the picture soon.