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Once again: No! Not for rear ends. For other accidents, yes - I've found they want to listen. Rear ending: Not really: They just want to know who was driving t
by BeetleB 4y ago
Once again: No! Not for rear ends.
For other accidents, yes - I've found they want to listen. Rear ending: Not really: They just want to know who was driving the car that rear ended the other car.
I got rear ended once. I spoke to the other party's insurance. Trust me - they didn't want to know why I had gotten hit. It's to their benefit to know, but for them it was an open and shut case. All they wanted to confirm was that it was their insured who had rear ended me.
- avgDev 4y agoIt isn't as black and white as you make it out to be. I have a dashcam, if someone cuts me off and slams on their brakes I may not have time to react. The party in front could be responsible if you can prove it with a video. The insurance company WILL CARE if you have footage. However, if someone seems to brake no reason, it is on the driver behind to stop.