If Someone Rear-Ends My Car While I Am Stopped, And I Had One Drink, Who Is At Fault?
If you're rear-ended after one drink, who's at fault? Not you, if you were stopped and driving properly—but Oakland attorney Andrew Dósa notes such a crash still counts as 'alcohol-related' in national statistics if any alcohol is in your system. He argues that overbroad definition inflates the numbers, even when the sober driver actually caused the collision.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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— why such a crash still counts as 'alcohol-related' in the statistics
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If you're rear-ended after one drink, who's at fault?
Not you, if you were stopped and driving properly—but such a crash still counts as 'alcohol-related' in national statistics if any alcohol is in your system, an overbroad definition that inflates the numbers even when the sober driver caused the collision.
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