Auto Accidents

no. in any car accident unless the cop feels it is necessary and you have given them just cause to need a test then this is not required. DUI and DWI tests are subject to the police officer at the scene and what they witness and attest too.

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Seat belts don't cause accidents, drivers do. Even when seat belts fail, it is due to operator error.

By being more attentive while driving and following the rules of the road and not yielding the right-of-way because you feel like being nice. The rules are in place for a reason, and the reason is safety and the integrity of the transportation system.

Insurance is sold and regulated state by state, but you are covered when you drive out of state. Also, insurance covers whoever is driving the car unless there is some weird law in Oklahoma that I don't know about.

problem being is was liability guess they don't do anything for liability.. I was the passenger and got all the injuries.. broken ankle, broken femur, lacerations to the face, and a concussion. the other personthat caused the accident didn't have any insurance and my bf hadPIP coverage.. my dad only put liabilitysince Oklahoma doesn't havethe no fault insurance.. and I was borrowing the vehicle until I could afford my ownso it wasbeing garaged in Kansas.. so now im just trying to find any loophole I could possibly get through because I have serious issuesand have not got anything to help..

You were on the road so had the right of way. The person in the driveway is at fault. He/she didn't yield. They hit you. You DIDN'T hit them. Remember that if you go to court or talk with insurance.

Once the agent takes possession of the vehicle, they are responsible for any damages which occur.

Skidding is probably not a cause of a car accident. It is usually a result of braking, especially before the invention of anti-lock brakes. ABS keeps the tires from looking up and skidding.

If you are driving an uninsured car that you own and you get into an accident that is your fault, then you have to personally pay for the various expenses that may result from that accident, which includes both the cost resulting from damage to the cars involved, and also any medical expenses which result from injuries to people in those cars. Since you also are legally required to have insurance, the police may impose additional penalties.

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It depends. If you are killed, you don't have to deal with anything. But if you survive, you'll probably be asked how you were driving (i.e. drunk driving). then you'll pay a HUGE fine. If it was an accident, then you'll probably be graced, and insurance will cover you. You'll need to have a good explanation, though, for why you had your car accident.

Amnesia?

the people who crash

40%

Most often the reason for a broken wrist or even both wrists to be broken in a car accident is because the natural reaction is to "brace!" A passenger puts both hands against the dashboard, then the impact forces the wrists into a hyper-extended position, which can break the small hand bones and break the wrist bones.

Yes because people have free will

It will have to be determined if they choose to charge you with manslaughter.

He was in a car, which subsequently was involved in an accident.

the car moves in the direction opposite of the action force

Actor/Comedian Eddie Murphy is still alive. Reports of his death was a Twitter Hoax.