[USA] Whose fault? Happened where two 40 mph ramps become a 75 mph interstate. (not OC)
Accident occurs halfway through clip. Included first part to show road layout and cammer speed.
Accident occurs halfway through clip. Included first part to show road layout and cammer speed.
I'm having trouble staying in a cleaning mood today. Hoping some people here are motivated today and want to share that feeling, or that other people struggling today can feel better knowing they're not alone.
I started by walking through the whole house and putting all trash into trash cans. Now I'm working on getting things into the rooms where they belong. Then I will sort laundry and get a load started before I start on the kitchen.
Edit: not taking the time to reply to the comments, but I am reading them. Thank you all so much. Taking little breaks to read what everyone is working on is really helping me stay on task today.
I've basically been on a laundry marathon, but have also made progress in both bedrooms and the living room. I totally should've worked in the kitchen today, but I'm very pleased with what I've gotten accomplished instead.
Just installed a cheap dash cam and it consistently displays 2 to 3 miles an hour faster than my actual speed. If I'm in an accident and need to use the footage... will the speed discrepancy become an issue when determining fault?
Ex: if I'm going 21 in a 20 and somebody pulls out in front of me and we have a minor crash but my dash cam says I was going 24, will insurance determine me to be partially at fault for speeding or still 100% other driver fault for failing to yield?
I'm a big worrier and bought the dash cam for additional peace of mind but now it's kind of stressing me out. Am I concerned about nothing or should I be saving some videos that prove the dash cam speed is wrong?