TSJMajesty
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There's a lot of riders that don't understand this. If THEY are driving so fast that a person in the car can't even SEE them when they start to make a turn, or they're so far away that at/around the speed limit, you (the car driver) have enough time to execute your turn, and they hit you, THEY'RE at fault!I’ve had a mild interest in riding for the last couple years. Every time I go on a long drive I get the urge, it just looks like a great way to have a nice, chill ride on a nice day. No interest in a sports bike, but something I could just sit back and enjoy the scenery would probably be fun.
That said, about a month after I got my license I was waiting to take a left turn, get my chance and start pulling forward and as I complete the turn I hear the thud and glass shattering towards the rear of the car; this asshat was testing a bike and gunned it coming down the hill in the opposite direction, the dude wasn’t even visible when I started the turn but because he was hauling ass at about 90 coming down the hill he nailed the back of my parent’s car. Dude flew about 35 feet and got tore up, gets up immediately and starts coming after me as if I did it to him. The cops show up and immediately see the long ass skid mark in the road from him slamming his breaks when he saw my car and knew right away the guy was speeding.
He refused medical attention at the scene then tried suing the insurance company later for head trauma and never got a dime.
I've watched videos of guys blasting alongside a line of stopped cars, in a legal lane, and a car pulls in front of them, they go down, then get up and try to act like it was the car's fault. Nuh uh, dumbass. You drive anywhere at a much greater speed than the vehicles in your vicinity, and you're asking for it!



