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The roads near me are very narrow - if a truck hits me on my side of the road, who's at fault?
I live in the country with narrow roads. The trucks that use the roads are so big that sometimes they drive across my half of the road, forcing me to avoid them. If one hits me on my side of the road, who is at fault? I have a dash camera fitted.
Asked on 19 July 2017 by glidezilla
Answered by
Honest John
If the truck is over the centre line and there is no space for you to "reasonably" pull over to avoid it, the truck driver is at fault. If you merely assert your "right" to fully occupy your side of the road when there is a metre to spare on your nearside then you are at fault for being unreasonable.
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