Dashcam Footage, Who is at fault?
The Dodge Ram had a young driver driving at excessive rate of speed, and it looked to me that he was heading for the lights.
He had no turn signal (as seen in the photo), He cut the turn right infront of me, and I slowed down and was rolling at the time of the collision.
Let me know what you think guys. Damage is most likely under $2k, so the debate is whether we take this to the collision reporting centre.
Thank you in advance:
https://youtu.be/HJb7nhinI-U
Edited with short version of video
Even if the turn was improper and there was no signal to show he was even intending to turn?bend wrote:The Ram is hardly excessive in speed. The fault is on you. His turn has priority over yours.
Your video isn't currently available so I've attached somewhat of a recreation for others to comment.
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