Am I liable for a stone chip on another person's screen?
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I was out in the Caterham earlier. I overtook a car and continued going, when I got to the lights later, a woman started flashing at me from behind and kept shouting "you hit my car!!". Rather confused, I pulled over wondering how on earth I could possible have hit her car. She said "look, you hit my car with a stone when you passed" and pointed at a tiny dink on her windscreen. Followed by her asking what I'm going to do about it!
Could I actually be held liable for a stone chip on her windscreen?! It's like like I intentionally did it! I've had loads of chips myself and have never even considered chasing anyone about them, they're just a side effect of driving!
Any advice?
Could I actually be held liable for a stone chip on her windscreen?! It's like like I intentionally did it! I've had loads of chips myself and have never even considered chasing anyone about them, they're just a side effect of driving!
Any advice?
Just spoke to the insurance company (I thought it was worth a call). And they said to tell the woman to chase it through her insurance if she thinks she has a claim, and that it'll be pretty much impossible to prove, and even then, the stone would not have been my responsibility.
Case closed
I will however update the thread if I get an amusing call from her
Case closed
I will however update the thread if I get an amusing call from her
Yeah this was nothing like that.
You can see by this link, the road has massive visibility:
(It looks uphill in the image, it's actually downhill).
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=bargoed&hl=en...
It's a prime overtaking point.
You can see by this link, the road has massive visibility:
(It looks uphill in the image, it's actually downhill).
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=bargoed&hl=en...
It's a prime overtaking point.
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