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It’s the same in Europe. The car hitting the suddenly stopped car is at fault, every car after that is at fault as well. You’re to maintain distance and speed
by akmarinov 4y ago
It’s the same in Europe. The car hitting the suddenly stopped car is at fault, every car after that is at fault as well.
You’re to maintain distance and speed that would allow you to stop in time without an accident at all times.
Same goes for potholes, if you hit a pothole and bend a rim or something, you can get a fine for driving without maintaining proper speed. Then you can use that fine to sue your local government for having a pothole there.
- xenonite 4y agoIn my part of Europe, the lane changing car is in fault, and the cars behind (expect the first of them). I don't know where it would be allowed to stop in the middle of a highway lane for no apparent reason, especially after a lane change that did not result in a proper distance to the car behind.