I had an accident in my personal vehicle..

She pulled out in front of me I hit her in the side. T-Bone basically.

But yeah I agree it's in one of the rear end it's going to be your fault every time.

That being said there are cases where it's not your fault. such as in the case of somebody pulling in front of you and deliberately slamming on their brakes just to try to collect insurance money.

Proving it well that's another matter.

 

Update 1/28/19
So here's an update on what's going on with this deal.

Her insurance rejected my claim and my insurance has rejected their claim.

My insurance says that because I only had liability on my car that they're done with the case cuz there's nothing else they need to do as far as fixing my car and such.

So I'm on my own as far as getting compensated for the damage is done.

I ended up talking with the sergeant over the guy that wrote the crash report. he said basically what I thought he would that there's nothing I can do as far as getting the officer to change his report or add an addendum or something.

I told him I had pictures proving that the lady was in the middle of the lane when I hit her. the picture shows a skid mark going directly to her steer tires from the middle of the road.

He said it doesn't matter basically those pictures could be doctored or something along those lines.

So I guess it's down to me taking the insurance company to small claims court basically.

I'm in the process of doing that.

My wife says I should just drop it take it as a learning lesson.

I told her that's exactly what the insurance companies hoping I do.

 

Dang.
that reminds me to keep an eye on people getting onto the highway. But I'm glad you were able to prove your innocence apparently that's a rare occurrence with truck drivers.

 

Thanks, I'm thinking there shouldn't even be an argument, but it did look like from were her car was sitting that I could have went over into her area but that being said her area was actually 8 feet in front of the stop sign line.. Her bumper was actually a foot or so out in the lane. Apparently the police officer thought that that was the "designated stop area".. You would think the officer would have the since to know better but was not the case.

 

I'm in Texas and Texas isn't a no fault state. Not sure what exactly that means in my situation but there it is..