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Cam car 42 38.18%
Red car 68 61.82%
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Old 18-06-2019, 06:27 PM   #9
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Default Re: Roundabout Incident - Who is at Fault?
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Originally Posted by Crazy Dazz View Post
You say that, but then just keep repeating nonsense to avoid admitting you made a mistake.


And again, no, he just doesn't.
It's a ROUNDABOUT, the lanes go AROUND the roundabout.

Have a look at the moment of impact, around the 20~31 second mark.
You can clearly see the dividing line, to the Cam car's RIGHT, and the red car has hit him by failing to stay in the right lane.
So where was the red car supposed to be when exiting the roundabout. In the median strip?
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