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What should I do? Who is responsible?

2016-01-04View Original

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Children can’t afford to get hurt on a snowy day. Well, the ice that formed on the car came off as it was driving, and then it hit the front windshield of the car behind us.
Reply #22016-01-04
Hazards are everywhere; the alarm for safety must always sound. The previous vehicle is fully at fault.
Reply #32016-01-04
So, we still need to use armored vehicles.
Reply #42016-01-05
I’ve encountered this before: a car in front sent stones flying, which caused the windshield to crack
Reply #52016-01-05
I once encountered heavy rain while driving on the highway; the drainage system couldn’t keep up with the amount of rain. A large truck passed by, and a wave of water covered the front windshield, forcing me to brake urgently.
Reply #62016-01-05
Don’t we have a dash cam? . . Just call the traffic police directly. . It is the traffic police who decide who is at fault. .

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