That is why in many cases, the law holds
speeding drivers responsible for the accidents they cause, requiring them to pay for the property damage and personal injuries caused by any accident caused by their speeding.
Not exact matches
Negligent
driver behavior, such as
speeding, talking on a cell phone while driving, or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, is
responsible for scores of car
accidents each year.
This is especially true when your
accident has led to serious injuries or when a negligent
driver, such as a drunk, distracted or
speeding driver, was
responsible for your
accident.
Just like drunk driving and distracted driving,
speeding is a form of negligence that makes the at - fault
driver responsible for any
accidents that occur as a result.
For example, if the driver causing the accident was not looking at the road, following too closely, driving drunk, or speeding, then they may be held responsible for paying for the consequences of the accide
For example, if the
driver causing the
accident was not looking at the road, following too closely, driving drunk, or
speeding, then they may be held
responsible for paying for the consequences of the accide
for paying
for the consequences of the accide
for the consequences of the
accident.