
Originally Posted by
XP@
Doh, you hit him, it is your fault! or at best 50/50.
You should ride with a distance so you can stop. You didn't therefore it is your fault.
If the car in front had had a head on, blow out, or a million other things that can happen when passing would you have been able to stop?
Reverse the situation, you stuff up, missing a gear slowing down a lot, the car behind you sees no indication of this (you don't have a reverse light) he misses the tyre smoke as your rear wheel locks. Next thing he knows he has hit you, and you fall off.
If i were the car drivers insurer I would definatly be after you for damages!
If you were follwoing at the correct distance, the reversing vehicle would close down the stopping distance.
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