who. gets the blame

tasticz

Saying sorry doesn't mean you have admitted liability

I remember someone posted a link on here on some government website but i can't find it at the moment...

aliasojo

tasticz wrote: »

Saying sorry doesn't mean you have admitted liability

I think the admitting being distracted is more damaging than the saying sorry.

DaveF327

It's a little unclear as to whether:

• the junction was a T-junction
• who was on the priority road
• whether the collision happened before or after the car emerged from the side road onto the major road

Google map with sketch would help. If there were really no road markings, it would be difficult for the cyclist to prove how much of the road was "his" side.

kelevraz

shouldnt have said you were distracted, insurance company will hear that and it will be all she wrote