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If four cars all hit each other because the end car did not stop who is at fault?
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∙ 17y ago
Pretty much any time you hit somebody from behind you are at fault, even if someone 'pushed' you into them. It means you didn't stop a safe distance behind the person in front of you. So the only person that isn't At Fault is the person at the front of the line. It may be that the ones in the middle are held jointly responsible with the guy that ran into the line at the back end. There is no such thing as 'stopped a safe distance behind'. It depends on who hit who first. You are not at fault if your car is pushed into the vehicle ahead of you. If car 1 stops and is hit by car 2 and then cars 3 and 4 pile on, 2, 3, and 4 are responsible for their front end damage and the rear damage to the car ahead of them. If 1, 2, and 3 are all stopped at the light and the fourth car pushes them all together, that driver is responsible for ALL the damage.
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