Someone rear-ended my car while I were making U-turn

05-26-2005, 12:01 AM

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Someone rear-ended my car while I were making U-turn

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A car following me collided my car while I was making U-turn on an intersection without traffic light. The streets are single-lane traffic on both side. My u-turn was 40% complete. The impact was on the LEFT-SIDE of the car near the rear of both body and bumper.

The other party claimed I violated the CVC 22103. Her agent claimed it's my fault. She was most-likely using her cell phone. But I can't prove it. Regarding CVC 22103, there is not way that I can prove her car is at least 200ft behind me.

Is there anyway that I can defence myself?

Last edited by skiingday; 05-26-2005 at 03:20 AM. Reason: added state name

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