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Sounds like you rear-ended them. Are you the same person who had the driver ahead "Brake aggressively" a couple of weeks ago? If the front of your car strikes the back of another and they are not in reverse, 99.99% of the time you are At Fault.

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Q: If the car merging onto a road in front of you was beyond the Yield sign and slammed on their brakes Who is at fault?
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Who is at fault if you hit a car that went through a yield sign then slammed on brakes?

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