| Rear end collision What is the name of your state? Florida Driving my mothers car I was was hit from behind while traveling about 25 mph. Police said I was at fault for not moving to the right lane (4 lanes divided 2/2). I was going under and over pass for a parkway and to the right there was cars traveling beside me. Also, there are 2 exit lanes for the parkway there, 1 was a continous moving lane, the other a stop light. No one was cited and now my mothers insurance company says that if I try to recover any medical bills it goes against her policy since the other driver was not cited. The car is totalled. Is there a state law that all distressed vehicles must be in the right lane? What about slower vehicles? I am still trying to figure this out. If you have your flashers on & can't get over to the right because of traffic, etc. then how are you at fault? 4 or 5 other cars went around me in the right lane before the guy hit me, but I didn't think it was a smart move to try and move to the right lane while I was traveling 25 mph and they were going 50 mph. I thought it was better to try and get into the turn lane for a store that was on the left side of me a few yards up. So if I try and recover any wages, etc. after using up all of my PIP then it has to go against my mothers policy- in effect suing her--any suggestions or ideas? Have shoulder, neck,back arms and wrist pain--have no attorney as of yet. Thanks for any help given. |