What to Do When the Other Party at Fault in a Rear-End Collision Keeps Delaying the Process?
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Introduction to Claiming Compensation When Your Vehicle is Rear-Ended and the Other Party is Fully at Fault: If your vehicle is rear-ended and the other party is fully at fault, you can directly claim compensation from the other party's insurance company using the accident liability determination certificate issued by the traffic police, along with the repair cost invoices and receipts for the vehicle damage. The compensation covers property losses under compulsory traffic insurance. If both parties cannot reach an agreement on compensation, you can directly sue the other party and their insurance company. Below is the legal basis: Article 15 of the "Interpretation of Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Road Traffic Accident Compensation Cases": (1) Expenses incurred for repairing the damaged vehicle, loss of items carried in the vehicle, and vehicle rescue fees; (2) If the vehicle is destroyed or cannot be repaired, the replacement cost for a vehicle of equivalent value at the time of the accident; (3) For vehicles legally engaged in commercial activities such as goods or passenger transportation, the reasonable loss of operating income due to inability to conduct corresponding business activities; (4) For non-commercial vehicles, the reasonable cost of alternative transportation due to inability to continue using the vehicle.
