by aingeni » Wed Feb 19, 2014 8:09 pm
Sadly, you didn't identify a state -- as required when you begin a line. I will, consequently, just let you know about WA. Your declaration, "considering you dont quit when theres a yield sign and theres nobody arriving..." isn't always correct. In California, the law says, "The driver of the car approaching a yield sign shall in conformity to such sign decelerate into a speed reasonable for the present problems and if needed for safety to stop..." Consequently, if a driver thinks itis essential to stop out-of safety factors, there's nothing within the law that stops it. <br />
IMHO, you'll be available at fault. An individual who rear ends another, is generally at fault.<br />
I understand that's not everything you desired to hear, and it's simply my estimation. Others might disagree.<br />
Craig