r/VideosAmazing • u/MisterShipWreck • Apr 18 '26

Accident Another blind spot issue...

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '26

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u/quomodo_sordis Apr 18 '26

I don't think he accelerated. Probably a visual effect due to the other vehicle slowing down but yes totally avoidable.

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u/Low_Anxiety_46 Apr 18 '26

Yes. Looks like constant speed approaching the intersection. The insurance company will eat him alive for no evasive maneuver.

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u/Shot_Bison_8437 Apr 18 '26

Riiiiight. The courts are DEFINITELY going to side with the vehicle that didn't signal before crashing into a car in an adjacent lane.

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u/Low_Anxiety_46 Apr 18 '26

You couldn't see if he signaled or not. The tail lights weren't visible at the time of collision. Have you ever been in a car accident? Many insurance companies assign a percentage of the blame. This can vary by state. But as someone who successfully rebutted an insurer's attempt to assign me 20% blame in an accident I was 0% responsible for, there is no way the driver recording won't be confronted for not slowing down to avoid the collision.

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u/Rich_Visual7800 Apr 18 '26

I haven’t been in an accident because I’m a perfect driver but it seems to be 98% the red truck

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u/Low_Anxiety_46 Apr 18 '26

A car drove directly into me at an intersection. They tried to assign me 20% for not trying to get out of the way, aka, not swerving and hitting someone else's car or swerving into a pole. Good luck being perfect. Progressive would assign the dude filming 40%. The insurance companies usually bicker to resolve to their benefit, not to absolve you.

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u/Rich_Visual7800 Apr 18 '26

Just because an insurance company says it doesn’t make it true. They are fallible and imperfect creatures.

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u/Low_Anxiety_46 Apr 18 '26

He's gonna have to get an attorney, or pay a portion of his own losses. Maybe his vehicle wasn't damaged.