In most states, if you let someone borrow your vehicle and they end up crashing it, YOU are responsible for the crash, not the person driving it. Why? Because the vehicle is registered under YOUR name. If you have insurance (and hopefully you do) then your insurance has YOUR car information on it, not the driver's. If you don't, you are found at charge legally because you don't have insurance and that's committing a crime. You will be held responsible especially if they are not on your insurance policy. Car insurance covers the vehicle NOT the driver. You can get upset, but only get upset with yourself because you lent your car to someone that is not included as a driver in your insurance. Be careful and this goes with anyone borrowing your vehicle because in the end, you are liable because that's your insurance and car, not theirs.
And please file the claim even if you weren't the one operating the vehicle. You can try to sue the person that drove your car, but most likely, you will not win the case depending on the state you live in. If you lie to your insurance company, that's a fraud so if you don't want to do the time, don't commit that crime. Take what your insurance gives you and learn from this mistake.
I think it would have to be the person who hit your car because they caused your car to crash into the other car.
Only if someone unlocks them.
someone gets into a car crash almost every two minutes.
check on your policy mine does
Only if the crash was a result of a mechanical defect in the car, and you knew of the defect before loaning the car to them. If the crash resulted from their actions while driving (or another person's), you are not liable. If the person driving your car was at fault, you will be responsible for any damages.
You as the driver are responsible for any crash you cause in this case. If you were told the car was insured and can prove it you could sue the lender for reimbursement.
You can watch car crash videos online at the YouTube website. Alternatively, you can also find car crash videos online at the Break website. Once on the page, do a search for "Car Crash."
if uo run into someone uo car crash
They are responsible for the crash, but you may also have liability for other offenses, having given them the car and knowing they have no license.
your car is now a trash if it crashes
Insurance follows the vehicle, not the individual. If someone else "causes" you to crash... then that individual could be held responsible. It is likely, however, that that person's carrier would deny coverage if the personal "intentionally" tried (and succeeded) in making you crash.
shock, imaginable