Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Yep. All of a sudden it's all yours again.
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
fieldfarmer
Member
Haha, yep, tell them to come repair their bit.
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
Anyone with half a brain would have uncoupled the trailer!
- Location
- Co antrim
Not really anythin wrecked as such lol
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
That's right. Insurers will assess liability based of where the point of impact is.
You hit the back or the side of another vehicle, they'll blame you -very few people reverse into the car behind or go sideways into another car. Similar where front of one vehicle impacts the front wing of another at an angle-point of impact tells the story.
Likely that when someone emerging from a side road is done for driving without due care & attention, the impact showed you/they hit the side of the vehicle, if the front of your/their vehicle hit the side of the vehicle emerging from the side road, you didn't give yourself enough stopping distance aka driving too fast
- Location
- South Molton
That is because the intermittent lines along the edge of the carriageway from the slip road mean GIVE WAY! You do not have the right of way
- Location
- East yorks
wouldn't have liked to be that chain
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
NMP. Driver walked away apparently
- Location
- South Molton
I was emerging from a private lane with bucket on loader low to ground due to slope, i had a trailer full of muck behind me and I was doing less than 5 mph. I could see clearly to the right but limited vision to the left.
Car travelling from left on a single track road skidded 30 yards IIRC into the bucket and wrote off the car.
Insurance assessor came out and looked. Because i hadn't stopped, even though i was at a snail pace, when emerging I was deemed to be in the wrong even though i was stopped when the car hit the bucket.
Occupant couldn't ride a horse blah blah blah claimed whiplash etc due to accident that, if I had stopped even for a split second before emerging would have been their fault.
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
Has anyone ever been successful at the old barrel based ferry boat trick? Its surely a special kind of stupid that even tries?
Pigken
Member
- Location
- Co. Durham
Know the chap who rolled the trailer of straw with the Fendt 2 mins into video. Was quite a few years ago. Sure he will be happy to know the clip is still circulating.
- Location
- Worcestershire
Looks like his trying to hook it back on. . May struggle
had e nuff
Member
- Location
- Durham
Where was this.
Pigken
Member
- Location
- Co. Durham
Winston to Staindrop. Past dickies wagon yard, past turning to westerholme. Next left hand bend to Staindrop. Blue power Saturday morning. Went past when pipes still attached. 20 mins later this, picture crap but have strop on front of trailer, trying to pull trailer round.
Sensible towing though.!He could have just burried the tractor!