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bootlegger:
--- Quote from: Bfit on May 02, 2017, 12:31:18 PM ---When I heard his engine I pushed the brake as hard as I could reflex action .Cops measured my wheel makes and said I was 12 feet from the car in front of me. He pushed me vehicle 32 feet, according to the police report. They estimated he was doing 50 MPH in a 35 zone when he hit me, this was in 1968.
Bfit
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The Insurance companies find any loophole to reduce their costs. As i mentioned if you have an accident in a roundabout they will assume both parties are to blame regardless of what the police say.
The term is called "knock for knock."
In your accident they probably decided to share the burden between each other for the pile up blamimg each car that ran into the back of the other.
StephenSLR:
--- Quote from: bootlegger on May 03, 2017, 07:43:48 AM ---What baffled me is the other guy's insurance footed my bill even though at the time the police had charges against me for the accident.
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I think that's how CTP works and why it's compulsory. Injured people can't be left in the lurch with high medical bills, even if they walked in front of your car and it's their fault. This is why the fines are heavy for driving around uninsured/unreg.
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bootlegger:
People.arent i the lurch if you have an accident with an unregistered car. The nominal defendant covers the bill.
If you hit a roo or any other wilflife and get injured you are covered under this scheme as well.
You arent covered for domestic animals.
gtc:
Big changes to the operation of CTP commencing December this year in NSW:
https://www.sira.nsw.gov.au/green-slips/ctp-green-slip-reforms
bfit:
Reduce the cost of green slips, fn bullsh#t the last time I heard that green slips when up, and up,and up.
Bfit
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