this all seems fishy to me. why is deductable even being discussed. the at fault driver is the only one who will need to pay a deductable on their own car, the victim should not be out of pocket at all

and you can be the rear car and be the victim, I had a guy get tired of waiting at a drive through throw it in reverse and floor it, slamming into the front of my Explorer. the cop showed up and tried to write me a ticket, I explained to him the guy backed into me, then I showed him the rubber the guy laid before he slammed into me. luckily the guys tires broke loose because he wasnt admitting anything until the cop asked him more detailed questions

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