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@anonymous On the flip side there isn’t really objective proof an mva caused pain and suffering so I think throwing trees makes you less credible than someone that isn’t throwing trees especially if you had said you were unable to throw trees yaknow?

@resjudicata That is 1000% false I've had claims where our insured has been cited for something even though both drivers agree it was incorrect.

@resjudicata Again op only presented it the way the pr was. He never stated he was making a u turn explicitly. I also don't think speed is a factor at all nobody was travelling at an unsafe speed for the conditions. If I was actually going to make a decision here if I was ops adjuster the full...

@resjudicata Lol why do the airbags matter? I don't think op ever stated they were making a u turn just that the pr cited them for an illegal u turn. I think op could be af as there is case law you have to make sure no one is passing on your left before turning left into a driveway but I don't...

The poi seems odd though if you were turning into a driveway and they were passing on the left it could be on you

@sharon0110 Sounds more like car b was following too closely and is at fault. Hard to say for sure without getting statements from both since info is limited

@sharon0110 If car a wasn't making a u turn and just slammed on their brakes would the accident still have occurred?

@sharon0110 I don't think car b citation matters. I'd put fault on A with more info possibly some shared and possibly majority or all but not with the current fol Edit errrrr I don't think there's info here to decide this could just effectively be a rear end