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Do you know what I mean? I'm driving on the outside lane and a car parked on the street ahead of me suddenly opens his door and I cannot dodge it because there are cars in the inside lanes.
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YOur fault for not keeping control of your car. Sorry but that is the way to things. sameway when you rearend a car its the drivers fault no matter what.to save innocent lives do you think it would be a good idea?
obviously the other guys fault as you are not suppose to open your door into traffic and you are actually suppose to get out on the passenger side of the car but no one every does. but it is defiantly the other guys faultDo you put the car in neutral if you are stopping on ice?
It is the other guys fault that he opened the door without looking first.I also believe its the law still on the books but not enforced (since there are more cars with bucket seats and consoles) that you are supposed to enter and exit the car from the passenger side when parked against a curbline so that this does NOT happen.
Check the law books on entering and exiting a vehicle on a roadway. You may win this hands down.
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I would say the guy that parked is at fault. You had no way of avoiding the accident, and he obviously didn't check to see if any traffic was coming.Between you and me the person that opened the door was an idiot for not looking. In the law world though the driver is responsible because they are supposed to be alert to their surroundings.
didn't you get a police report? if you didn't you should have and they would decide who was in the wrong, my opinion is that he is in the wrong for opening his door into traffic.
The one who opened their door is at fault.
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It's the guy's fault who opened the door. It's true you're supposed to maintain control of your car, but it's not possible to drive in a way that this sort of thing could always be avoided. Imagine trying to drive far enough out into the middle of the street, or slow enough that you could stop in a foot or two if something like this happened. That isn't reasonable, and for that reason, the parked car is at fault.safety department of railways a failure.?
The person in the parked car... you would have caused an accident if you had pulled out into the outer lane of traffic.Where do I look for car accidents?
It's the person who opened his door into oncoming traffic. The automobile industry installed safety devices such as side door mirrors and rear view mirrors on the windshield as an aid to people who are to lazy to turn their heads to see if it's safe to open their door into a traffic lane. By the way, I've always wanted to take some morons door off at the hinge, but haven't been afforded the opportunity yet, good goingMinnesota staTE LAW OF CELL PHONE USE?
It is the fault of the guy who opened his door, as he failed to ensure that by opening the door he wasn't creating a dangerous situation.Does it fall up under the lemon law if purchased as-is?
By the way you phrased your answer, you are. This sounds like a "no fault" accident, where there is not sufficient proof on either party for negligence. I know the scenario you are describing and honestly think that it should be the other party's negligence to not look before opening, they should be glad that they didn't get injured or worse by being so careless. Hope this helps... or at least makes you feel a little better, I'd be bummed too.why are my tires so loud when i drive straight and go quiet when I turn right?
them you must acording to the law only open your door if it is safe to do so. sue him for the damages to your car.Who is at fault in this car accident?
The guy who opened his door. He had a duty to do so in a safe manner. Just because you were driving and he was parked doesn't automatically make you at fault. However, if you did something to contribute to the crash, I.E. speeding, etc. than you can share the fault.How do I disable the front passenger airbag in my 1996, 2.8 Ghia Galaxy?
Yours. Next time it might be a kid. You should be more careful.Nice thinking Daniel,I hope for your sake your more careful getting out of your car than it sounds like you are.
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