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Backing out of curbside parking a truck came from alley and we hit so who's at fault if i have no damage but he has a smashed front right panel?
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You hit someone in a parking lot backing out but there is no damage to your car do you still leave a name and number?
yes
Are you liable for the damage to a car in the no parking zone when backing out of a legal parking space?
If you back into somthing its your fault regardless of whether it was parked improperly or not. You were suposed to be looking
Who is at fault I was backing out of a parking spot was hit by a car coming around the corner I have no damage their right side fender was dented whose at fault?
Most defintley his fault, you were backing out, he should have saw you first.
If two cars are backing out of parking spaces and one car is almost finished backing when the other car hits it with their bumper who is at fault damage to rear right bumper?
Need more information, where is your damage exactly, where is the other partys damage/impact. If you had control of the lane, then the other party will likely carry the majority of fault. If you could give me more details I could be of greater assistance to you.
Who was at fault if you were backing a car parked in the parking lot and another car on the street was going forward and then suddenly stopped and backed and the two cars hit?
Were you both backing at the same time 'at impact'? Will depend on where damage is etc, but assuming both backing and bumpers hit more than likely will be a 50/50 liablitly decision made.
Who is at fault if a car backing up to parallel park without signaling and backs into another coming causing little or no damage?
Assuming that the car hit was stopped when the other car was backing up, the one backing will be at fault. If there is no damage, or if it is below a certain threshold it may not even count as a collision.
Who's fault is it when you're backing out of a parking spot into the main road and someone is reversing into a parking spot behind you off of the main road and causes accident?
I'm confused by the question. You were both backing? And back into each other? If that is correct more than likely you will each be 50% at fault. If you can provide more information (ie, where on each vehicle exactly is the damage, who was farther out etc), then perhaps I can be of more assistance.
Your car was hit while backing out of parking space?
The car which is driving straight into the parking lot has the right of entery into the parking space. When you are backing out your vehicle than you need to make sure that there is no vehicle which is comming in and whether it is safe. If you have already backed out more than 50%, than the car comming in should wait till you clear out . As per the state prevalant laws it would differ from state to state. However, each one will have to claim for the damage of the vehicle under your own policy and if there is any bodily injury than you can sue the opposite driver. However, the award for property damage and injury would be paid in porpotion to the fault fixed.
What happens when two cars in a shopping center parking lot are both backing out at the same time and bump each others cars with a little damage?
That's their fault they should look out first before they do anything, some people shouldn't drive and if they make any damage then they will have to pay for what they have done!
Who is at fault if both vehicles are backing out of a space in a parking lot and you have a larger scratch?
If all conditions are equal: such that both parties signaled and backed up in a 'cautious manner' - then the fault would be 50-50. The amount of damage would have no bearing.
What would cause 3 spark plugs out of 4 plugs to be smashed on the end?
Internal engine damage.
What is the best way to avoid crashing into something while parking?
The best remedy is to learn how to drive properly. Second, install rear parking sensors. Rear parking sensors protect from damage to the vehicle and harm to people, rear parking sensors also protect drivers and others from property damage.
