Who is responsible for a collision caused by cutting in line?

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ArabellaDella
07/29/25 8:26pm
In a collision caused by cutting in line, the vehicle that cut in is responsible. Cars often cut in at traffic light intersections, and if this action causes a rear-end collision, the cutting-in vehicle bears full responsibility. If the following vehicle overtakes from the right and causes a rear-end collision after overtaking, then the following vehicle is at fault. If a vehicle crosses a solid line and causes a rear-end collision, the vehicle that crossed the line is fully responsible. Things to pay attention to while driving: 1. Obey traffic rules and follow road signs; do not cross solid lines. 2. Drive courteously; avoid cutting in line or changing lanes recklessly. 3. Maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, anticipate road conditions, and brake in advance.
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