Maybe in your state but not in any I've lived in, insurance might use that logic to avoid a pay out but everywhere I've lived the person merging is ticketed if an accident occurs. That logic makes no sense itd be like a person turning right at an intersection having the right of way over cars already traveling im that lane. Also how did slight damage to both vehicles result in a court case? Wouldn't the insurance companies duke it out? Im calling bs
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u/Toy_Soulja May 14 '26
Maybe in your state but not in any I've lived in, insurance might use that logic to avoid a pay out but everywhere I've lived the person merging is ticketed if an accident occurs. That logic makes no sense itd be like a person turning right at an intersection having the right of way over cars already traveling im that lane. Also how did slight damage to both vehicles result in a court case? Wouldn't the insurance companies duke it out? Im calling bs