it is not the trucks falt because the carstopped behind the truck when they new it was pulling out
both of you for not looking back
Depends on the jurisdiction, but typically, two vehicles backing up is a 50/50.
Hard to say. Possibly equal fault by both parties but most likely the person backing out.
The person backing out. If you were in the lane/road behind them they needed to use caution when backing out.
them
The car that is in motion is ALWAYS at fault.
the car that is backing out because they have to yield because the others have the right of way.
Clearly, if you hit a stopped vehicle with yours then you are at fault, regardless of whether you were going forward or backward. Similarly, anyone backing up has an obligation to use the utmost care.Here is a fact you should know . Any accident in a parking lot is not covered by any insurance , only wrecks on public roads . Insurers do cover accidents that occur in private parking lots. The police however will not respond nor make a report unless there are injuries. The person who was backing up will most likely be the "at fault" driver
A backfriend is a secret enemy, or a person who is always behind another in terms of support or backing.
Originally you are at fault unless you were in the process of backing up before the offender had arrived. If however he was present before you started to back up and claims he was unable to stop than you were at fault. GOOD LUCK IN COURT :)
Most of the time this will be a 50/50. If there is Video evedence or a witness that says one or other car was being careless or driving to fast or there is other evedence that could change. One of the things to look at is did the backing car back into the side of the other car or did the backing vehical get hit in the side and how far down the side? If you have evedence of this you might convince the judge and your insurance company who was "At Fault"
You if you were backing up. If you were waiting at a stop sign or stoplight or even an entrance and someone else hit you, it would be the person behind's fault.