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If you indirectly cause a car accident where you had to swerve to avoid a pedestrian and your action made another car swerve and they...?
got into an accident with a 3rd car, would the first car have to pull over as well? Does the first car share part of the blame?
2 Answers
- Anonymous3 years ago
"indirectly".???? there is no reason to swerve to avoid a pedestrian if you know what you are doing
Source(s): I'm a professional motor vehicle operator - MikeLv 73 years ago
cops will sort out "chain reaction" accidents and make reports, which all vehicle owners involved need to submit to their insurers. I had a similar situation in Jan, 1995, and took over THREE YEARS to settle.
