With the continuous development of social economy, everyone's income has increased to varying degrees, and more and more people will choose to buy a car as a means of daily travel. For most people, buying a car is no longer difficult, but maintaining a car has become a problem.
In addition to refueling and maintenance, the car may also encounter damage, at which time it will need to spend money for repairs, and it will also encounter some special situations when driving on the road. Some car owners said that they have encountered "porcelain gangsters". Once these people find a target, they will find a way to get close to the target, then lie down near the vehicle, and use this to blackmail the car owner into giving money.
Although there is a high probability that the person who cheated will succeed, sometimes some unexpected situations will happen. For example, the car owner is a female driver. She was nervous and stepped on the accelerator as a brake, causing the vehicle to run over the person who hit the driver. In this case, will the car owner be held responsible?
In fact, relevant regulations have long stated that when a vehicle collides with a pedestrian, the owner of the vehicle needs to bear full responsibility if the pedestrian is not at fault. If it can be proven that the pedestrian is at fault, the responsibility will be divided according to the situation. If the vehicle owner is not at fault, he only needs to bear 10% of the responsibility. After all, pedestrians are a vulnerable group. Therefore, one needs to be responsible when driving into a porcelain party, and it is necessary to prove that the other party is a porcelain party in order to reduce one's responsibility.
Editor's comment: Our country's laws take care of the vulnerable groups. Even if the driver is not at fault, after an accident with a pedestrian, he still needs to compensate 10% out of humanitarian spirit. Therefore, the editor recommends that car owners must abide by traffic regulations when driving, concentrate, and develop good driving habits. After all, after an accident, not only compensation is required, but a lot of time is wasted, and there is also the possibility of life-threatening. What do you think of this matter?
