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> Because you didn’t mean to cause harm, it’s called culpable negligence. Strong disagree. It comes to duty of care, and failing that duty is the culpable act
by spacemanmatt 5y ago
> Because you didn’t mean to cause harm, it’s called culpable negligence.
Strong disagree.
It comes to duty of care, and failing that duty is the culpable act. It has nothing to do with intent to cause harm, rather with the lack of intent to pay enough attention to avoid a collision. Otherwise fault is not found (e.g. a third car pushed them into the first)