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Who is at fault if car A in lane 1 traveling eastbound and crosses the opposite lane and collides with car B traveling westbound in lane 1?
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∙ 12y ago
***UK answer*** I would have thought you would both be found at fault - cant remember what its called but same thing happened to me, basically you either pay your own costs and damages or you both pay for the others eg car A pays car Bs damages and vice-versa. It will effect your no claims unless they're protected...
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∙ 16y ago
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