bumped a vehicle

Discussion in 'Trucker Legal Advice' started by tktexas, Oct 18, 2014.

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Oct 19, 2014 #21

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Also, whenever in an accident DO NOT talk to anyone except your insurance company. Some times the other company will call you. Do not talk to them!

Skate-Board, Oct 19, 2014

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Oct 19, 2014 #22

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No that guy was in a company pickup and one of his co workers was in another vehicle their also.

tktexas, Oct 19, 2014

tktexas, Oct 19, 2014

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Oct 19, 2014 #23

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My question would be... What the hell were you doing so close that you could roll into the vehicle in front of you?

There has to be a paper trail for anything to show up on your company safety rating. No police report no problem. The only issue that I see is that anything over something like $250 in damage is supposed to be reported to law enforcement.

cnsper, Oct 19, 2014

cnsper, Oct 19, 2014

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