Kurt0
Well-Known Member
Bummer, op. Just be careful and protect your interests. hopefully they do the right thing. If not, get a lawyer.
Most states only allow (by law) police to exceed the speed limit by a certain amount while running code. None of them follow this, of course. Dont let them tell you they decide where its fixed or what it will cost. You want the body damage repaired by the shop recommended by your ins co and dealer; the mechanicals inspected by the dealer; and you want to be compensated for the loss in vehicle value.
be careful in speaking to any reviewer or investigator. They may try to weasel out of it by trying to cite you or put you at fault for not yielding right of way to an emergency vehicle, dont let them even try to go down that road. If you get questions like “when did you see the vehicle” or similar, that’s what they are trying to do.
good luck. Glad you weren’t hurt.
Most states only allow (by law) police to exceed the speed limit by a certain amount while running code. None of them follow this, of course. Dont let them tell you they decide where its fixed or what it will cost. You want the body damage repaired by the shop recommended by your ins co and dealer; the mechanicals inspected by the dealer; and you want to be compensated for the loss in vehicle value.
be careful in speaking to any reviewer or investigator. They may try to weasel out of it by trying to cite you or put you at fault for not yielding right of way to an emergency vehicle, dont let them even try to go down that road. If you get questions like “when did you see the vehicle” or similar, that’s what they are trying to do.
good luck. Glad you weren’t hurt.
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