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I totaled my car, now what do I do with the license plates and the blue book?


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8 minutes ago, bignok said:

How does a car get written off if you drive normally?

 

Do tell

Does that really need to be explained to you, but I'll give one example. I was driving sober at the speed limit when another motorist who was speeding and drunk lost control and veered on to my side of the road causing a head on collision. My car was written off, his as well probably.

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1 minute ago, giddyup said:

Does that really need to be explained to you, but I'll give one example. I was driving sober at the speed limit when another motorist who was speeding and drunk lost control and veered on to my side of the road causing a head on collision.

My point exactly. Speed and drunk by 1 party.

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2 minutes ago, bignok said:

My point exactly. Speed and drunk by 1 party.

You asked if you drive normally. I was driving normally, the other driver was not. But there could be reason where someone had a blowout and lost control, or a cow runs onto the road. Use your imagination.

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Just now, bignok said:

Yes 1 party was driving poorly. Hard to crash if both parties are sensible. Thanks for proving my point.

I already said there are situations like a blowout or a cow ran into the road, a sinkhole etc, any number of reasons where the motorist isn't at fault.

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