28-06-17, 08:22 PM
(28-06-17, 03:26 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote:The line the insurance company takes is that as it was not your fault, they wont reduce your discount (no-claims) but as you were aft enough to be in the place you were to get hit by someone else you are obviously a higher risk as you might do it again so load your premium.
Barstewards
Not the policy in my country, but, from my knowledge and experience, it does make some sense. A good driver/rider is one who is aware of other people's mistakes and avoids an accident. Riding bicycle in my city, I could get hit by a car every day, without it being my fault.
Would lots of such riders make drives more careful? Probably.
Would they quickly drain insurance companies' funds? Definitely.
Most things done in a hurry need to be done again - patiently.