MassWineGuy
Well-Known Member
Huh?Comprehension grade: friend
I don’t know why he was over to the left so his right door got damaged. He said I cut him off, which makes me think he was trying to pass me somehow.
Huh?Comprehension grade: friend
The friend was for @dmac1 .Huh?
I don’t know why he was over to the left so his right door got damaged. He said I cut him off, which makes me think he was trying to pass me somehow.
Expired registration is no reason to not make an insurance claim. It has nothing to do with fault or anything to do with the accident. The person simply didnt renew their tags.It’s been over two weeks since it happened. My manager turned in all the paperwork with my statement. She told me there was no possible way that I could have avoided it. When I told another manager that I was hit from behind he said “Another win for FedEx.”
I still have not seen anything official on paper, which is what I need to see and have in hand. The other driver’s insurance company told me he hadn’t yet filed a claim. Since he had an expired registration, I doubt he will.
Oh man, you should hear some of the stuff they have to listen to. People see deep pockets and swing for the fences.Heard from the claims examiner. They denied the guy’s claim. Duh!
Yes. People see FedEx or UPS on a vehicle and they see $$. I didn’t believe it when a UPS driver first told me, but after being on the road awhile I absolutely know that sometimes drivers ahead of me will make sudden stops hoping I’ll hit them. Keeping good distance is vital.
In my case the driver had to have either rear ended me or, as he admitted, tried passing me illegally.
Looking forward to seeing your increased activity here!Dano is an expert on being rear-ended, so he is providing you sage advice.