Mazda MX-5 Owners Club West Midlands
Firebucket wrote:I have ticked the 4th option for two reasons, but mainly becuase I would like to see who you are going to blame for the other 5%
Mozza wrote:One other trick I've learnt from bike riding is the first thing that you can see moving on a vehicle is the wheels.
Keep your eye on them, not the driver.
Vic wrote:Several small flicks of the wrist with your thumb and forefinger touching out of the window is usually all it takes to remind them of their poor decision making.
Vic wrote:Lots of things here.
Speed.
Line of sight.
Time of day.
Colour of cars.
Constitution of driver.
Daylight headlight running.
As an ex motorcyclist of 40 years experience, defo would be the car drivers fault, it always was and always will be.
However it would have gone 50/50 via the insurance. Bit crap as the motorcyclist may have lost a leg or ended up in intensive care on a life support system. With the car driver having to spend several hours at home waiting on the insurance company to pick up their beloved car to be mended.
Everyone of us has a duty of care towards our fellow man no matter how stupid you believe that person to be acting.
Several small flicks of the wrist with your thumb and forefinger touching out of the window is usually all it takes to remind them of their poor decision making.
I vote in favour of the plaintiff but it might be a wee bit biased ......
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