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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to scene this morning took pictures. My daughter never left middle lane. Women was in far left which was about to end in bike lane. She moved left slightly her left rear bumper hit daughters front right bumper she then shift back to right a bit and there is a big skid mark and her car stopped a few inches before hitting the bike lane poles.

My daughter issue is she should have been aware driver to right of her had no where to go and should have hit brakes, speed up etc.

I am happy police did not go to scene as she was shaken up and I could not get story off her. My older daughter a grandmother hit her and cop showed up and she was crying and upset and hit her head and was unsure what happened.

The grandmother twisted story around with police report. My daughter next day finally was clear headed enough to explain story and to be honest 50/50. Their needs to be defensive driving taught to teens and a course on what to do after an accident. Older people regularly scam younger people.

For instance my daughters original placement of car would clearly show who’s at fault. Women told daughter back it up and pull behind her for safety and then took pictures of daughter behind her and called it a rear end.

It annoys me as I am a good driver but I was in several accidents many years ago and had never got charged in one accident and got a pay out. It seems these kids panic today and the grownups take advantage.

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Despite her being in the middle lane, you daughter was still at fault.  When there is a merging lane on your right, and there is a car in front of your car, you need to slow down and allow that car to merge in.  The car in front has the right to merge in and the car in back needs to slow down to allow it.  If she did not see the right hand lane ending and that the car to her right was going to have to merge into her lane, she needs to learn to pay better attention.  If she was so close to the other car that when it merged in from the ending lane, then she was driving in that driver's blind spot and she was too close.

Again, I reiterate that your daughter needs to go back for a driver's ed course to learn to drive.  She's a danger to other drivers because she isn't paying attention to the road around her and she isn't giving enough distance or space from other cars.  This should not and does not happen nearly as often to careful drivers.  One of these situations is an accident.  Two is an irresponsible driver.[/quote]

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