In this case, doubtably. You were negligent in (1) Randomly exiting the vehicle and losing control of it and (2) Not knowing how to operate the Emergency/Parking brake.
"I was distracted" is not a valid excuse for hitting someone else's property, especially if it's just a drugstore clerk waving his hands at you.
The driver is responsible for whatever goes on in the car. If he/she is distracted he shouldn't be driving but should immediately pull over. If he/she has used the poor judgment to allow an irresponsible person in the car and is subsequently distracted, the driver is still responsible. In the end, no matter what happens, the driver is responsible.
The average person gets distracted 6 to 10 times every minute. This means you are distracted at least once every ten seconds
Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle accidents.
collision "accident implies there's no one to blame" :')
Determining blame for an accident is a complex process typically involving investigation by insurance companies, legal authorities, and potentially courts. Factors such as evidence, witness statements, and traffic laws all play a role in apportioning blame. It is best to seek legal advice if you are involved in an accident to understand your rights and responsibilities.
Dont be distracted and be nice to others
Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle accidents.
Distracted driving is the leading cause of motor vehicle accidents.
A few names for a person you blame your problems on are scapegoat or victim. In slang: Blame-y.
No, davies does not blame the man for the accident. He feels that the other man probably thought that hr had seen a ghostly impression and did not realise that davies was injured. His fear drove him away
A person who takes no blame is often referred to as being "blameless" or "unaccountable."
Blame takers