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GC, you may say "ALWAYS, but I like to say "never say never". Put your
lawyer hat back on for a second. What if, for the sake of discussion, its 3 o'clock in the morning on a freeway, and you hit the guy on the bike, having not seen him, until the last second? You the big car driver have done everything right, but the bike did not make himself seen, and he was on the freeway where he was not suppose to be. As we've seen in all these threads, lots of variables to wade through. Graeme Cant wrote: Aluckyguess wrote: It's no excuse to hitting a guy on a bike that you were in a big car travelling very fast even if you were under the speed limit. Like when I hit another car from behind, prima facie it's my fault. Not always. ALWAYS, prima facie. GC GC |
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