Category: Accident Types

In a car dooring accident, the person who opened or left the vehicle door open will often be closely examined because Australian road rules prohibit

If you are asking who is at fault in a right-turn accident in Australia, the turning driver is often examined first because a right turn

In a traffic-light accident, who is at fault in Australia usually depends on which signal applied to each driver, when they entered the intersection and

If you are asking who is at fault in a head-on collision in Australia, the driver who crossed into the path of oncoming traffic is

If you are wondering who is at fault in a U-turn accident in Australia, the U-turning driver is often the first driver whose actions are

Fault in a roundabout accident usually depends on who was already in the roundabout, who was entering, which lane each vehicle was using, and what

Fault in a car park accident usually depends on which vehicle was moving, who had to give way, whether either driver was reversing, and what

In a reversing accident, the driver reversing is often closely examined because drivers are expected to reverse only when it is safe. But the answer

If someone hit your parked car, the moving driver is often the person assessed as being at fault, especially if your car was legally parked

In a rear end collision, the rear driver is often assessed as at fault because drivers are expected to leave enough space to stop safely. But