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Generally, who ever is in reverse should yield the right of way.

But if I was the claims adjuster for the insurance company with what you say

(trying to sneak behind you) I would find him partially at fault.

Although if he didn't see you were backing or you had no turn signal on,

you would be the one At Fault.

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Q: Who is at fault in a car accident when you're backing into your parking space and he's trying to sneak behind you before you park. Your left side back bumper hits his right side back fender?
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