How to Handle an Accident Involving an Electric Bike Riding Against Traffic?

[McAubree]

In the event of an accident involving an electric bike riding against traffic, whether compensation is required depends on the responsibility determined by the traffic police: 1. If not at fault for the accident, no compensation is required; 2. If at fault, compensation for the other party's losses should be made according to the proportion of responsibility. If the accident is caused by the fault of one party, that party bears full responsibility; if a party flees the scene, causing changes to the scene or loss of evidence, making it impossible for the traffic management department to verify the facts of the accident, the fleeing party bears full responsibility; if a party intentionally damages, forges the scene, or destroys evidence, they bear full responsibility. If the accident is caused by the fault of two or more parties, each party bears primary, equal, or secondary responsibility based on their actions' role in the accident and the severity of their fault.