the truck behind the other car
The car that hit you from behind is at fault.
the truck must travel 115
Well it's his fault cause he should have been watching were he was going.
Under the "Following too closely" law the driver from behind is at fault.
Only if the truck driver was at fault.
If the truck was directly behind the first vehicle (same lane) they would get the majority at fault. If they were in another lane and wouldn't have had to stop normally for the turning car it is harder to determine. The driver of the turning car would likely be found partially at fault for failing to maintain control of their vehicle.
When you push on the side of a toy truck that is rolling along the floor, the motion of the truck will slow. This is due to friction caused by the sideways motion.
This has alot to do with if the impact is on private property and if you had permission to park in the friends driveway, then ultimately if you want to remain friends. If it's an easement or such, the other answers may apply.Another View: Whether you are on someone else's private property makes no difference, the striking vehicle is at fault. Your insurance companies will have to battle it out.
It would be the fault of the truck unless the vehicle struck can be determined to be at fault for a lane violation.
The fault lies with the car moving from the right lane to the left. He or she should have looked and ensured there was room before moving over. The truck already in the left lane should have made room, if it could. If the above-mentioned driver's lane change was abrupt and unsignaled, or if there was no opportunity for the truck in the left lane to make room, then the truck will have little blame.
If he was at fault, regardless of whether he was pulling a camper or not, he would be responsible. Pulling a camper doesnt make you responsible for an accident if that was the only thing you did wrong. If someone rear-ended him, its their fault, if he rear ended someone or ran a red light, then yes, its his fault.
it is the truck that terned in frount of you criminal justice student