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Phone Surgeon wrote:if that vehicle is/was fully comp, insuarance companies could use a video like that to refuse to pay?
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:if that vehicle is/was fully comp, insuarance companies could use a video like that to refuse to pay?
On what basis would they deny using the video?
Phone Surgeon wrote:Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Phone Surgeon wrote:if that vehicle is/was fully comp, insuarance companies could use a video like that to refuse to pay?
On what basis would they deny using the video?
reckless driving
Redman wrote:Reckless is determined by absolute speed?
Or conditions?
How can him driving fast enough to hydroplane not be reckless?
Video indicates reckless driving.
Kronik wrote:Redman wrote:Reckless is determined by absolute speed?
Or conditions?
How can him driving fast enough to hydroplane not be reckless?
Video indicates reckless driving.
So if you driving down the highway at 65 and hit oil on the highway and spin-out, that's reckless?
Most he would get is speeding if he really was over the limit. Reckless would be if he was pulling hard and changing lanes which would cause it to skate out.
A few years back alongside the highway by caroni I saw a Audi car coming down the southbound, moving same speed as everyone, but he was on the extreme left, he hit some water and spin around a couple times and skate into the grass off the road.
Redman wrote:Kronik wrote:Redman wrote:Reckless is determined by absolute speed?
Or conditions?
How can him driving fast enough to hydroplane not be reckless?
Video indicates reckless driving.
So if you driving down the highway at 65 and hit oil on the highway and spin-out, that's reckless?
Most he would get is speeding if he really was over the limit. Reckless would be if he was pulling hard and changing lanes which would cause it to skate out.
A few years back alongside the highway by caroni I saw a Audi car coming down the southbound, moving same speed as everyone, but he was on the extreme left, he hit some water and spin around a couple times and skate into the grass off the road.
Uh it was raining.
Road was wet
Pre existing conditions....that he had ample time to adjust to.
Cool story though.
Allergic2BunnyEars wrote:Redman wrote:Kronik wrote:Redman wrote:Reckless is determined by absolute speed?
Or conditions?
How can him driving fast enough to hydroplane not be reckless?
Video indicates reckless driving.
So if you driving down the highway at 65 and hit oil on the highway and spin-out, that's reckless?
Most he would get is speeding if he really was over the limit. Reckless would be if he was pulling hard and changing lanes which would cause it to skate out.
A few years back alongside the highway by caroni I saw a Audi car coming down the southbound, moving same speed as everyone, but he was on the extreme left, he hit some water and spin around a couple times and skate into the grass off the road.
Uh it was raining.
Road was wet
Pre existing conditions....that he had ample time to adjust to.
Cool story though.
Can hydroplane way below speed limit. I know some who hydroplane at 40 kph. I don't think that video is enough to prove reckless driving unless you actually know the speed of the van.
Strugglerzinc wrote:HSA wrote:alot of ppl think because its a PICKUP, its capable of GTR speeds and handling
Corrected.
Risk Reducer wrote:If the pick-up was covered under a comprehensive policy, the insurer would have to pay for the cost of repairs even if the accident was caused by reckless driving. In fact, a number of accidents are caused by reckless driving, this is what the policy is intended to pay for. The only time a policy would not respond, is where the accident is deemed to be deliberate rather than accidental in nature.
On reviewing the video, I see no evidence to suggest a deliberate collision, considering the driver could have been seriously at risk himself.
Pointman-IA wrote:Vene?
Pointman-IA wrote:Vene?
viedcht wrote:Pointman-IA wrote:Vene?
Dat pose looking local
TurboSingh12 wrote:viedcht wrote:Pointman-IA wrote:Vene?
Dat pose looking local
Looks like a normal backyard injun with attitude!
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