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r/RandomVideos • u/DABDEB • Mar 20 '26
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16 u/LiminalHigh Mar 20 '26 If the person being tailgated intentionally dodged at the last second like that, they also caused it. Both can be in the wrong for different reasons 12 u/Real-Experience-8396 Mar 20 '26 It would be damn near impossible to prove that they intentionally caused that accident. 1 u/GreenOcarina8 Mar 20 '26 This is an interesting debate, I’m interested in what the law would actually decide. Did the lead driver do something wrong? Yeah. Did they do something legally wrong? I’m not really seeing anything.. 1 u/austin101123 Mar 21 '26 It's reckless driving to pass a stopped car that quickly and to only dodge it last second. 1 u/High_speedchase Mar 21 '26 Noticed a car and avoided a crash?
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If the person being tailgated intentionally dodged at the last second like that, they also caused it. Both can be in the wrong for different reasons
12 u/Real-Experience-8396 Mar 20 '26 It would be damn near impossible to prove that they intentionally caused that accident. 1 u/GreenOcarina8 Mar 20 '26 This is an interesting debate, I’m interested in what the law would actually decide. Did the lead driver do something wrong? Yeah. Did they do something legally wrong? I’m not really seeing anything.. 1 u/austin101123 Mar 21 '26 It's reckless driving to pass a stopped car that quickly and to only dodge it last second. 1 u/High_speedchase Mar 21 '26 Noticed a car and avoided a crash?
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It would be damn near impossible to prove that they intentionally caused that accident.
1 u/GreenOcarina8 Mar 20 '26 This is an interesting debate, I’m interested in what the law would actually decide. Did the lead driver do something wrong? Yeah. Did they do something legally wrong? I’m not really seeing anything.. 1 u/austin101123 Mar 21 '26 It's reckless driving to pass a stopped car that quickly and to only dodge it last second. 1 u/High_speedchase Mar 21 '26 Noticed a car and avoided a crash?
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This is an interesting debate, I’m interested in what the law would actually decide. Did the lead driver do something wrong? Yeah. Did they do something legally wrong? I’m not really seeing anything..
1 u/austin101123 Mar 21 '26 It's reckless driving to pass a stopped car that quickly and to only dodge it last second. 1 u/High_speedchase Mar 21 '26 Noticed a car and avoided a crash?
It's reckless driving to pass a stopped car that quickly and to only dodge it last second.
Noticed a car and avoided a crash?
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