The front car braked suddenly, and the rear car didn't brake enough to hit it. Is the front car responsible?

I remember receiving customers last week. I came at noon and needed hotel meals. Because the driver was not informed in time, the sales manager had to drive the customer to dinner. Speaking of this manager, his eyes are highly myopic, and he usually drives very hard, and he drives almost 1.8 or so close to the steering wheel. At noon that day, the sky began to rain. Because the car I gave away is a new car, the driver is not familiar with the performance of the new car and hasn't started yet. I'm basically uneasy. Sure enough, our car suddenly stopped shortly after leaving the company on the expressway. It turned out that the manager was driving and suddenly changed the gear to neutral. Just as we laughed at him, we heard a bang, and a truck behind us hit and rear-ended him. Fortunately, all the people in the car are all right. When we came down to prepare for a war of words, the truck behind us took the initiative to come over and yell at us: "You killed me. It rained heavily, so you stopped walking. " . I didn't say anything after listening to it, so I called the police directly. After the traffic police arrived, the truck driver behind me complained and explained that the traffic police directly said that it was raining so hard, why didn't you keep a safe distance? This is all your responsibility. After this incident, I have a clear understanding of this rear-end collision. Every time we have dinner with this manager in the future, we will always use this incident to adjust the atmosphere.

In a word, who is responsible for an accident during driving is not the key, what matters is driving safety and precious life.

This can clearly tell you that if you are in the same lane, the front car has no responsibility at all, and the rear car is fully responsible for the rear-end collision.

15 years, experienced a rear-end collision. It was an afternoon and it was raining lightly. Then after a very congested road section, the road ahead suddenly became very wide, and these also began to increase the throttle speed. Suddenly I saw the front and found that there was almost a car parked on the road. I was less than 50 meters away from the car. I suddenly stepped on the brakes and my car stopped.

Just as I was about to breathe a sigh of relief, suddenly I was rear-ended by a rear car with a bang.

Then the process of handling is relatively easy. It is nothing more than getting off the bus to take pictures, and then looking for a nearby handling point to handle the accident responsibility. Then, because I was rear-ended, I was not in charge of the front car, but I was in charge of the rear car.

Then it is to determine the damage, repair the car, give money, issue invoices, and seek reimbursement from the other party.

By the way, due to this accident, the maintenance of the front car and the rear car exceeded 10 thousand, so the insurance company asked to go to the traffic police brigade to issue a certificate. Although I am not responsible, it is time-consuming and laborious to cooperate with the owner of the rear car. So please drive carefully.

Why are the vehicles behind generally responsible? The traffic law has clearly stipulated that it is necessary to keep a safe distance when driving. This safe distance, if put in a popular way, means that the vehicle in front must keep a safe distance to keep you within this distance. No matter why you suddenly stop, because you didn't keep a safe distance, the rear car should take full responsibility for the whole incident.

I've been familiar with it for the last three or four years. I've never had an accident or broken the rules, but I broke them twice. Novice, please ask the old drivers to give some advice.

Unarmed, unplanned, welcome to Kasai, if you have excellent skills, you are willing to "agree"!