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No, you should look before you attempt to back out, or call the police & have them tow the other car if you cant get out. They would be responsible for $ owed to the tow yard that comes out, and/or possibly ticketed by the police. They wouldn't be responsible for damage you did to your own vehicle, and you are probably responsible for the damage that you did to theirs.

Most of us now carry a camera phone. A picture from all four angles of the vehicle "accident/crash" (not each vehicle) will also assist the claims department in your "due" settlement. Remember that the other driver's insurance company assigns claims to a 'human'. This person has the responsibility of reading the report and making sure the claim falls valid under their policy. Experienced in this department, when pictures where available they spoke louder than words. Plus all humans make mistakes. Reading 12 claims in a window of 5-8hrs can be overwhelming. Not to mention the follow up process and all the other humans envolved. Following up yourself and assiting in the process will make it go so much faster. You also have the right to be made aware of the carrier's insurance policy. Ask your insurance co. for settlement options that will not increase your premium. Everything is negotiable! You may need to give more down payment to your premium but it's worth the money you will keep every month and remember - what ever is left over after your down-stroke is financed and the more you finance the higher the interest paid.

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Q: If you back into someone in a parking lot who is half pulled into their parking spot and clearly partly in the drive-way are they partially at fault?
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