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GWS
Important question.........
Did it resolve the issue you were having with your brake?
Hope tomorrow is a better day for you, may hurt a bit more ,
Glad nothing is broken @RoubaixCube, gws.
Horrible people, not stopping for an injured person.
You'll most likely feel worse tomorrow than you do today, so have painkillers at the ready.
I'd not expect too much of the Met, I'm afraid. Probably best not to make the footage publicly available at the moment. If you do, password protect it and send it only to people whose judgement you trust.
Drivers who flee the scene when someone is injured should get a custodial sentence.
Heal up soon.
BastardsNot surprised at the lack of people willing to give any help though
One way to describe them.Bastards
Stopped partway through a turn!There is no excuse for driving away, which hopefully the police will chase up and prosecute. However, that is a criminal rather than civil matter. I don't see how his insurance has anything to do with things though. From your account it seems that you were at fault for the collision. He stopped to let a pedestrian cross the road he was turning into - which is exactly what he shoiuld have done - then you crashed into him. Or have I missed something?
There is no excuse for driving away, which hopefully the police will chase up and prosecute. However, that is a criminal rather than civil matter. I don't see how his insurance has anything to do with things though. From your account it seems that you were at fault for the collision. He stopped to let a pedestrian cross the road he was turning into - which is exactly what he shoiuld have done - then you crashed into him. Or have I missed something?
A motor fleet policy means it's probably a company car. No difference at all for you. If you want to use BC's solicitors, speak to them first. They will tell you what they want you to do in terms of talking to insurers - and it's their job to manage the claim for you with the insurers.@steve292 thanks for the askmid link. I got the details of his insurance company but it directs me to an address to an insurance company that states 'Motor Fleet Claims only' (Hes insured with AIG formerly Chartis) Im starting to wonder if that was his own vehicle or a private hire one..... None the less I will give them a call tomorrow after visiting the police with the footage.
At what stage do i contact BC and speak to their legal team?
As I don't know all the details I can't agree or disagree with this. But let's say theoretically it was the riders fault - this would mean that the driver could actually expect the rider to pay for damage to his vehicle.There is no excuse for driving away, which hopefully the police will chase up and prosecute. However, that is a criminal rather than civil matter. I don't see how his insurance has anything to do with things though. From your account it seems that you were at fault for the collision. He stopped to let a pedestrian cross the road he was turning into - which is exactly what he shoiuld have done - then you crashed into him. Or have I missed something?
Stopped partway through a turn!
Would he have stopped if there'd been another car behind?
Legal requirement to exchange details, where injury is suffered.
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/accident-advice.151618/