How to Handle Reversing into the Car Behind?

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EthanDella
07/30/25 10:05am
When driving in the same direction, if the front car reverses and hits the rear car, the front car is fully responsible. The specific liability is determined by the traffic police department's road traffic accident identification report. If you disagree with the liability division, you can apply for a review within three days after receiving the report. Below are some relevant introductions about reversing: 1. Legal Basis: According to Article 50 of the Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China, when reversing a motor vehicle, the driver must check the situation behind the vehicle and confirm safety before reversing. Reversing is not allowed at railway crossings, intersections, one-way roads, bridges, sharp turns, steep slopes, or tunnels. 2. Reversing Precautions: (1) When reversing, it is essential to observe the surrounding environment carefully, especially in areas with potential blind spots. It is advisable to honk in advance and be ready to brake at any time. (2) Safety Measures Before reversing, ensure you have a clear view of the area behind the vehicle, estimate the reversing route, and determine whether the front of the car might hit any obstacles during the process. Particularly when turning the steering wheel significantly, the turning radius of the front wheels is larger than that of the rear wheels, causing the front of the car to swing outward more noticeably while reversing.
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