So, who's at fault.

[betty swollocks]

Not sure if someone has suggested this but is the OP a member of the CTC/BC and they have specialist legal advice and solicitors for this sort of thing?

Yes. I am a member of 'British Cycling' and have their package of documents for legal help.

 

[cyberknight]

As no one was hurt, the lawyers are unlikely to be interested, as @martint235 has already said.

Thanks , i started skim reading after a few pages so missed that .

 

[classic33]

I am not sure Betty has an address Adrian. Just a mobile number. But a detailed letter is a good option if she does have an address.

Steve

Address can be gained by contacting the DVLA for the keepers/owners details. Pointing out that they were involved in a collision with the vehicle. Owner would have to declare who was driving it at the time.

 

[Cubist]

Different if injury was caused, I see:

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/legal-advice/at-the-accident.html

It's only different inasmuch as the driver must furnish the name of his insurers.

There is only a need to report to the police if the driver cannot give their details (name of the driver, name of the keeper and index mark of the car, plus insurance company if, and only if, a person other than the driver has been injured.)

 

[glenn forger]

Oh, ta.