Hitting another car

meganx8

Hi,

I was reversing out of a parking space today and I accidentally hit a car that was parked behind me on double yellow lines.

I know that I am liable for the crash, as they were stationary after all, but will them being parked on double yellow lines and me not being able to reverse out without hitting the car have any effect on anything?

Thanks

Browntoa

Not in the slightest

AndyMc.....

meganx8 wrote: »

Hi,

I was reversing out of a parking space today and I accidentally hit a car that was parked behind me on double yellow lines.

I know that I am liable for the crash, as they were stationary after all, but will them being parked on double yellow lines and me not being able to reverse out without hitting the car have any effect on anything?

Thanks

Why did you reverse if you knew you'd hit it?

Marvel1

Much easier to reverse in and drive out.

NBLondon

meganx8 wrote: »

me not being able to reverse out without hitting the car have any effect on anything?

Yes - you could be considered to be an incompetent or careless driver.

Are you also known as gina?

James2k

NBLondon wrote: »

Yes - you could be considered to be an incompetent or careless driver.

Are you also known as gina?

no then he would be 'meganRx8'

Ganga

meganx8 wrote: »

Hi,

I was reversing out of a parking space today and I accidentally hit a car that was parked behind me on double yellow lines.

I know that I am liable for the crash, as they were stationary after all, but will them being parked on double yellow lines and me not being able to reverse out without hitting the car have any effect on anything?

Thanks

Yes your insurance in the future:rotfl:

Arklight

Please be more careful in future.

worried_jim

Please use the bus.

nomoneytoday

Nope - what if it was a child crossing on a yellow line?

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nomoneytoday wrote: »

Nope - what if it was a child crossing on a yellow line?

Possibly they'd have got out of the way?


Why is everything always about CHILDREN, even non-existent ones?