Who Is at Fault in a Pedestrian Accident?
When a pedestrian accident occurs, it seems easy to determine whose fault it is. Most people assume that the pedestrian has the right of way, meaning it’s always the driver’s fault.
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When a pedestrian accident occurs, it seems easy to determine whose fault it is. Most people assume that the pedestrian has the right of way, meaning it’s always the driver’s fault.
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