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I also agree that the driving test should not have been affected by being rear-ended, unless there is more to the story (i.e. he slammed on the brakes as the light was changing red).
Quote from: YourMathTeacher on August 08, 2009, 05:11:55 PMI also agree that the driving test should not have been affected by being rear-ended, unless there is more to the story (i.e. he slammed on the brakes as the light was changing red).Well, legally speaking, the accident would still be the fault of the person who rear-ended you.
Quote from: Colin Michael on August 08, 2009, 05:44:49 PMQuote from: YourMathTeacher on August 08, 2009, 05:11:55 PMI also agree that the driving test should not have been affected by being rear-ended, unless there is more to the story (i.e. he slammed on the brakes as the light was changing red).Well, legally speaking, the accident would still be the fault of the person who rear-ended you.depending on the skid marks they could say you we're going over the speed limit therefor you had to irregualrly stop therefor the person'(s) behind you did not have enough time to react.
We also were going by why the friend failed his driver's test. Whether the accident was the legal responsibility of the guy who rear-ended you or not, if you slammed on your brakes to cause an accident, you will fail your driver's test.
yes but we're going by laws of state not physics
For slamming on your brakes, not because someone rear ended you.