Question from a reader:
I’m worried about riding in a friend’s car. Should I avoid getting in a car that belongs to a friend who is not the owner? If I absolutely have to ride in it for work reasons, who would be responsible if an accident occurred? I feel anxious thinking about the worst-case scenario.
Question from a reader:
I was involved in a car accident and damaged the other person’s vehicle. I intend to pay for the repair costs, but the other party says they don’t want any money and won’t repair their car. What will happen in this case?
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I have a question about Masuda Taxi, which is near Kuki City. The other day, around 10:15 AM on July 11, I saw a taxi that did not stop while pedestrians were crossing at a crosswalk, instead proceeding while slowing down. If someone were to get injured, how would the taxi company take responsibility?
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I heard that if a pedestrian ignores a traffic signal and suddenly runs out, the responsibility for the accident is often judged to be 70:30 against the pedestrian. I think the insurance company for the car would end up paying, but does that mean the pedestrian has to pay out of pocket? If the other party is
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I have a friend’s belongings that I’m holding, and I’m in trouble. A friend who moved a year ago asked me to keep their things for about two weeks while they returned to their family home. The items include two garbage bags full of clothes, bags, shoes, and about eight cooking knives, including suits, underwear, and a
Question from a reader:
Recently, there was an accident involving a bicycle delivery person and a 125cc motorcycle. The responsibility ratio has been determined to be 1 for our company and 9 for the other party. Our bicycle had almost no damage and did not require repairs. We received a repair estimate from the other party for the motorcycle, but at
Question from a reader:
I’m a high school student. While I was riding my bicycle, I was checking a lot of emails that had come in, and I almost collided with a car coming from the front. Fortunately, the collision was avoided thanks to the other driver honking their horn. What would happen in such a case? I will definitely make
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I was told that while I was parked, a stone flew up and scratched the other person’s car. I wasn’t speeding, and the other party acknowledges this as well. When I called the police, they said that due to a lack of evidence, my name would not be included in the accident report, only the other person’s
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Will I be held responsible for an accident?
The question of who is responsible when an accident occurs is a very important theme in the entertainment industry. When considering this issue, it is necessary to analyze it from various perspectives. Specifically, factors such as industry economics, talent management, media strategy,
