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If you are walking in a parking lot and a car backing out hits you who is at fault?
The guy that is walking.
If your car is parked turned off and you are getting out when another car hits you who is at fault?
hits your car or hits you?If you walked out into on-coming traffic then that's your fault. No one can read minds and anticiapte that you will be walking out in front of them.If someone hit your parked car, that's their faultAnswerIt is the guy who hit yous fault!
If a car hits your car and makes you hit someone walking on the side walk who gets sued?
Who actually gets sued is up to the person that got hit, but ideally the person who hit your car first and not you.
What rhymes with car and has to do with walking?
...car / walking on this road paved with tar ...car / walking very far ...car / forget walking, give me a ride on a shooting star ...car / I'd walk anywhere to find out where you are If you can't think of something, take a long break then it will hit you.
Can your Florida drivers license be suspended if you are arrested for possession while in a park Walking no car?
If you are walking with no car, how can it be in Park?
What are the odds of being run over tomorrow?
50 50 chances depends if your crossing a road or walking causally and see a nice lady then bamm a car hits you
Who is at fault if a car hits a person illegally crossing the road jay walking?
The driver. As much as it sounds absurd, if a driver runs over a pedestrian he is always at fault.
How can you get to Mars?
walking or using your car
Who hits Bella's car in twilight?
Taylor hits her car
What is the settlement if a car hits you when walking?
Entirely dependent on several factors, such as the whole situation behind the incident, how good the lawyers involved are on both sides, severity of the incident, etc.
How do most car journeys involve walking?
car breaks down
Do kids get killed more by walking or by car accident?
Walking. I researched it on a different site.
