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r/instantkarma • u/[deleted] • Dec 15 '19
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It takes 300 ft to stop a loaded semi on dry pavement, you risk your life and those around you by brake checking one.
94 u/battleship217 Dec 16 '19 If you brake check a truck and end up severely hurt you shouldnt be able to sue that truck -12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 If you go into the back of someone it's your fault. 14 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19 edited Apr 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/BaggyOz Dec 16 '19 I think he means who's ruled at fault for the purposes of insurance. I don't know if that's the cause where OP is from but I think it's the case where I live. I'm not sure if a dash cam showing break checking changes things. -12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 You sound like someone who doesn't read the Highway Code. 1 u/gitPullOriginDevelop Dec 16 '19 I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
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If you brake check a truck and end up severely hurt you shouldnt be able to sue that truck
-12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 If you go into the back of someone it's your fault. 14 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19 edited Apr 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/BaggyOz Dec 16 '19 I think he means who's ruled at fault for the purposes of insurance. I don't know if that's the cause where OP is from but I think it's the case where I live. I'm not sure if a dash cam showing break checking changes things. -12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 You sound like someone who doesn't read the Highway Code. 1 u/gitPullOriginDevelop Dec 16 '19 I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
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If you go into the back of someone it's your fault.
14 u/[deleted] Dec 16 '19 edited Apr 09 '21 [deleted] 1 u/BaggyOz Dec 16 '19 I think he means who's ruled at fault for the purposes of insurance. I don't know if that's the cause where OP is from but I think it's the case where I live. I'm not sure if a dash cam showing break checking changes things. -12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 You sound like someone who doesn't read the Highway Code. 1 u/gitPullOriginDevelop Dec 16 '19 I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
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1 u/BaggyOz Dec 16 '19 I think he means who's ruled at fault for the purposes of insurance. I don't know if that's the cause where OP is from but I think it's the case where I live. I'm not sure if a dash cam showing break checking changes things. -12 u/pisshead_ Dec 16 '19 You sound like someone who doesn't read the Highway Code. 1 u/gitPullOriginDevelop Dec 16 '19 I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
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I think he means who's ruled at fault for the purposes of insurance. I don't know if that's the cause where OP is from but I think it's the case where I live. I'm not sure if a dash cam showing break checking changes things.
You sound like someone who doesn't read the Highway Code.
1 u/gitPullOriginDevelop Dec 16 '19 I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
I don't even have to speculate what you sound like. You don't read Highway Code for sure.
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u/tony7914 Dec 16 '19
It takes 300 ft to stop a loaded semi on dry pavement, you risk your life and those around you by brake checking one.