Three guesses who was trying to U-turn off the footpath again?

**Sketchy_Racer** · 6th June 2006, 20:03

Go to her house and slap her with a big fish.

Stupid bitch.

Get angry at her mark! Show your rage (at her)

**XTC** · 6th June 2006, 20:05

Originally Posted by RG100!!

Nope,

I would kick her arse 'til her nose bleeds

Yeah yeah whatever..... Grow up.

**Sketchy_Racer** · 6th June 2006, 20:07

Originally Posted by XTC

Yeah yeah whatever..... Grow up.

Sorry sir wont happen again sir

**Drum** · 6th June 2006, 20:09

Havnt you got an insurance company on your side MA? Let them earn their money.

**ZeroIndex** · 6th June 2006, 20:15

IT WAS ME!! I u-turn on and off footpaths more than more than 100 times a day (literally)

**Jonny Rotten** · 6th June 2006, 20:26

go take some photos of the accident site ie: a photo of the direction you were coming from, were she was sitting prior to pulling out looking down the road to where you were coming from.
try to include all lights and signs in the photos.
draw a driagram of where the car and bike were at moment of impact. try to include where parked cars were also. you can never be to prepared when this goes to court.
if you need any legal advice just go to your local citizen advice bureau they have leagal aids there that will give you advice for free.
also contact her insurance company before she can.
they have a 24 hour 0800 number so call now.

**Titanium** · 6th June 2006, 20:29

She be in the wrong, did a u turn with out making sure all was clear, similar to reversing, them reversing are always in the wrong (except when 2 reversing people crash in to each other, then they both pay for theri own)

Report her to police, get a quote to repair, send it to her, 7 days to pay up, if she no pay file at the claims tribunal, simple, no sweat, get on with your day.

Do not ring her, no contact.

"You are allowed to make a U-turn as long as your path is clear in both directions and it is safe to do so. Make sure you have enough room to complete the turn and don't create a hazard for oncoming vehicles. " Road Code 2005 version.

http://www.landtransport.govt.nz/roa...wordindex.html

Cheers

Peter

**skidMark** · 6th June 2006, 20:29

Originally Posted by Jonny Rotten

go take some photos of the accident site ie: a photo of the direction you were coming from, were she was sitting prior to pulling out looking down the road to where you were coming from.
try to include all lights and signs in the photos.
draw a driagram of where the car and bike were at moment of impact. try to include where parked cars were also. you can never be to prepared when this goes to court.
if you need any legal advice just go to your local citizen advice bureau they have leagal aids there that will give you advice for free.
also contact her insurance company before she can.
they have a 24 hour 0800 number so call now.

she did not write down the name of her insurance company...

and i myself have no insurance (to answer somebody elses earlier question)

**Jonny Rotten** · 6th June 2006, 20:31

ring her back and find out her insurance company.... you will probably find she dont have one........and do what you can in preperation intill then

**Jonny Rotten** · 6th June 2006, 20:36

i have just talked to my flatmate who is a lawyer for ya mark....and he seems to think that by leaving the secene of the accident (because there was damage and you might have been hurt) she will be in deep shit with the cops.... so go fry her as and dob her into the cops.....its your word versus hers so make your statement while it is fresh in your mind......... youll be right mate good always concers evil.... well sometimes

**John Banks** · 6th June 2006, 20:37

Just tell her you're going to the police for a hit and run. Very serious charge. See if that wakes her up.

**FROSTY:Me** · 6th June 2006, 20:38

And at the time of accident you DID call the cops diddnt you??
You did take notes of what happened !!
ohh and who ran away from the scene of the accident ??