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Yup, this is the primary case where the rear vehicle isn't at fault. You change lanes into a lane that's moving faster and get hit, you were wrong even if they

Yup, this is the primary case where the rear vehicle isn't at fault. You change lanes into a lane that's moving faster and get hit, you were wrong even if they hit you from behind.

bluGill 3y ago
If it can be proven. 25 years ago a scam was where someone would suddenly change lanes to be rear ended like that, then claim "back pain" and sue for a lot of $$$. I don't know how common it was, but when there are not witnesses the courts tend to side with the person being rear ended.
- zirgs 3y ago
  And this is why you should have a dashcam in your car.
- seadan83 3y ago
  Often there were two cars in that scam. One to first follow really close so you are both distracted and reluctant to stop hard.