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Originally Posted by The Hamsterball
Somebody rear ended me recently in SoCal. I am sure he is in the process of sourcing parts for a White S14 Kouki Front End.
This 20-21 year old and his friends refused to exchange insurance and contact information.
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Originally Posted by The Hamsterball
I already did share the information with the insurance company before any of this and they ended up already attempting to go after him with his address and plate information.
If you don't know of this a$$hat or if the car doesn't look familiar, just say you don't know him. Or if you know him and are trying to place blame on me, forget it. He's rear ended me and ran away. That's an arrest right there.
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Originally Posted by The Hamsterball
Well..
I forgot to update this thread.
The other guy had insurance. My insurance went after his insurance.
The guy's insurance didn't accept liability and supported him because he lied about what happened. He said I cut him off and got rear ended by cutting him off.
The police didn't prosecute him for hit and run either, because he had valid insurance. The law is like, if you have valid insurance, even if you don't provide it to the other party it is not a hit and run.
I lost my deductible because of all of it. It's pretty lame.
His insurance payments will probably also increase though. We just got ours renewed and it didn't increase.
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dude. this still doesn't add up. EVEN if you DID cut him off, its still the following drivers responsibility to maintain a safe distance to the car ahead. aka, still his fault.
if he refused to provide you with his information and insurance, and left the scene, its a hit and run.
sucks you didn't file a report right then and their. sounds like it would have totally saved your ass.