Today, I was driving around a parking lot, looking for an empty spot. Someone was backing out a bit too quickly as I was about to pass by, so I honked to announce myself. The driver instead panicked and reversed into my front bumper. FML
Your front bumper? If you had time to honk and all they hit was your front bumper, that means you had plenty of time to stop. Doesn’t matter if you have the “right of way”; better safe than sorry and better not having to deal with an accident.
Nikki 17
Why were you passing by what’s about to be an empty park?
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Your front bumper? If you had time to honk and all they hit was your front bumper, that means you had plenty of time to stop. Doesn’t matter if you have the “right of way”; better safe than sorry and better not having to deal with an accident.
Nikki 17
Why were you passing by what’s about to be an empty park?
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Marcella1016 32
Your front bumper? If you had time to honk and all they hit was your front bumper, that means you had plenty of time to stop. Doesn’t matter if you have the “right of way”; better safe than sorry and better not having to deal with an accident.
Nikki 17
Why were you passing by what’s about to be an empty park?
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Marcella1016 32
Your front bumper? If you had time to honk and all they hit was your front bumper, that means you had plenty of time to stop. Doesn’t matter if you have the “right of way”; better safe than sorry and better not having to deal with an accident.
Nikki 17
Why were you passing by what’s about to be an empty park?