Both reversing; who is at fault
Posted by: alpesh
9th Aug 2014 01:36pm
Car A is moving in reverse from a residential driveway (turning right in reverse)and car B is moving in reverse (cant determine which way) from Cityrail commuter parking driveway, they collide halfway (Car A on driver side tail and Car B also on driver side tail), who is at fault
Florra
- 13th Oct 2014 09:41pm
You will find the insurance companies will say you are both at fault.... by the way, I might be old school but isn't reversing out of a driveway illegal?
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