This has got to be one of the strangest run around I have ever heard when it comes to making an insurance claim as a result of a car accident. Less than a week ago I had two family members who were in a car accident that involved four cars being hit.

In general, what happened apparently was that everyone stopped as normal for the flow of traffic. However, there was this van that kept going for some reason and as a result it rear ended the car that my family members were in and the force was so hard that they collided with the car in-front of them as well with that car hitting the one in-front of it as well.

Now the thing is that the person in the van pretty much admitted to being at fault and there were some injuries such as whiplashes which prevented people from working. However, the ironic thing was that the van incurred more damages as oppose to the one that my family members were driving.

Because of this and despite all of the admittance, the insurance representative started to question if the person at fault was really the vehicle my family members were in. The person’s theory was that they ran into the car in-front of them and as a result of that the van behind them had to suddenly stop which resulted in a crash. Therefore, at this moment they felt that they should not be covered and would have to pay for it. It is pending investigation now though.

In my opinion, that just sounded like some kind of attempt to compensate as less people as possible. I have often seen those ads where they tell you not to discuss insurance claims directly with those representatives by yourself. I guess this would be a typical example for that train of thought.

I was just walking back from the bank in my neighborhood and all of a sudden I hear this car behind me that starts speeding up. As it would have it, the person then crashed into another car that was exiting out of the parkway in-front of me. It looked like one of the car was a Porsche too.

As one of the people that witnessed the whole ordeal, I provided my contact information incase the two needed some kind of testimony should the situation require it. That’s going to be one ugly expense for either parties though.

I was just thinking on how while the situation seems like it was created as a result of the guy suddenly beginning to speed up and driving pretty fast, in a residential zone too might I add, at the same time law wise the person who was exiting out of the parking lot may lose due to a technicality as I guess when you are in that position you have to make sure it is absolutely clear before trying to exit.

I was kind of surprised at how calm the two were too when they confronted each other and began exchanging papers. That’s definitely one thing that would ruin a monthly budgeting plan as I’m sure someone’s insurance rates will be going up.