Generally if you back into something it would be the backer's fault, unless both are backing and that will usually be that each would be responsible for their own vehicle damage. You shouldn't intentionally put it into reverse and back into someone that is following to closely. If you are stopped or moving slowly or have to stop sudddenly and they hit you in the rear the tailgater is at fault for following to close.
Being a guest in someone's house has nothing to do with car insurance. If someone backs into your car then their car insurance is responsible.
Sounds like Car #1 is at fault
the back of a car. or when someone is driving really close to the back of your car and is 'tailgating'
the car backing out.
Generally the person who's car is in motion at the time.
no The person behind you should not be tailgating (even though many people still do this today). It also depends on how close you are to the front of the car. In this circumstance, you are not at fault. The tailgater is at fault. For a reminder, always keep a distance at low or high speeds. Tailgating is one of the top causes of car accidents. Stay safe out there.
the car in front of you
the person who backed into youyou do not have to back up and if there is someone behind you and you back into them then it is your fault for hitting them and still the first guy's fault for hitting youas far as i know
The person who drove their car into the parked car.
The backing vehicle is at fault. We are always supposed to look to ensure the path is clear before placing our vehicle in motion.
The car that is moving is the only one with the power to avoid the accident therefore, the other car is at fault. They may say they weren't moving as well though. Good luck.
It would be the car who has driven past, then reversed into you.