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Collision at Garage Forecourt
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Nope, she was at the one in front, although why this should make a difference I don't know. Is it ok now to drive recklessly if another driver has made you angry?
The staff in the garage had time to notice the car drive towards her and comment that 'she's going to hit that car'. Her door had been opened for a few seconds before the collision.
I mention it because it's a major source of aggrevation at petrol stations.... That and when some muppet goes in to do the weekly shop before paying of course AND I guess people who take forever to get in the car and get moving.
But the point is, if the other driver was driving erratically/impatiently/aggressively AND your friend has witnesses to that effect, then it's clearly the other driver at fault.“I may not agree with you, but I will defend to the death your right to make an a** of yourself.”
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