TerryTibbs wrote: A van was reversing out of a driveway and seemingly stopped so I assumed the driver saw me.
TripleS wrote:Do you suppose peripheral vision should have taken care of the reversing van problem, even though attention had shifted to longer range scanning? I don't know, it's just a thought.
ROG wrote:What do they say about assumption ?
TerryTibbs wrote:...
Anyway, my question is, just out of interest... in a situation like this, saying we'd actually collided - who'd be held liable for the damages in the event of an insurance claim? I assume he would for pulling out on me, but I can never be sure about the way insurers work.
Thoughts?
sussex2 wrote:I hadn't been convinced of the use of ABS brakes on cars until that moment (it was one of those new fangled Ford Granada thingys) but soon changed my mind.
TerryTibbs wrote:I'm loving ABS now, ever since last weekend when I had to slam on the brakes doing about 75 down the motorwayLovely sharp braking with no locking whatsoever though. Someone in the left lane changed lane suddenly and without indicating and pulled right in front of me without looking, doing about 50. At night, with my headlights on main beam. Suicide attempt, surely??? At least I know now that ABS is awesome
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