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Scenario: A Learner driver stops quickly and is rear ended by the following
vehicle. Should the learner driver negotiate details with the perpetrator or the learners instructor. ta |
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In article >, Mark Opolo
> scribeth thus >Scenario: A Learner driver stops quickly and is rear ended by the following >vehicle. > >Should the learner driver negotiate details with the perpetrator or the >learners instructor. > >ta > > Insured driver. Course the accompanying driver should perhaps supervise the insured trainee to see he doesn't incriminate himself!... Following vehicle is in the wrong in that instance.. Any arguments on that one;?.. -- Tony Sayer |
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On Sat, 11 Sep 2010 12:32:54 +0100, against all advice, something
compelled "Mark Opolo" >, to say: > Scenario: A Learner driver stops quickly and is rear ended by the following > vehicle. > > Should the learner driver negotiate details with the perpetrator or the > learners instructor. I don't understand your question, but in this part of the world, the guy that hits you from behind is at fault. |
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tony sayer > wrote:
> In article >, Mark Opolo > > scribeth thus > >Scenario: A Learner driver stops quickly and is rear ended by the following > >vehicle. > > > >Should the learner driver negotiate details with the perpetrator or the > >learners instructor. > > > >ta > > > > > Insured driver. Course the accompanying driver should perhaps supervise > the insured trainee to see he doesn't incriminate himself!... > > Following vehicle is in the wrong in that instance.. > > Any arguments on that one;?.. The letter of the law in the UK is you exchange details with the driver, however on top of that in a learner car you'll need details off the 'passenger' in this case. Probably always worth doing as the instructor is classed as much as a driver as the passenger [1]. This is why they're not allowed to sleep, drink, talk on the mobile etc whilst instructing someone. [1] and in the case of a paid for instructor will be the one with the insurance details. -- Jon B Above email address IS valid. <http://www.bramley-computers.co.uk/> Apple Laptop Repairs. |
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