TorontoBoy
Well-known member
Under Ontario Fault Determination Rules the driver that rear ends another is always 100% at fault with only a single exception. If there are three vehicles (A followed by B followed by C), and A and B are stopped and are rear ended by C, C hits B who then hits A, A and B are not at fault and C is 100% at fault.
There are no extenuating circumstances due to weather, health or mechanical issues. The driver that does the rear-ending is always 100% at fault. Ontario Fault Determination Rules are used to determine fault for insurance purposes, which may differ from the charges from police.
There are no extenuating circumstances due to weather, health or mechanical issues. The driver that does the rear-ending is always 100% at fault. Ontario Fault Determination Rules are used to determine fault for insurance purposes, which may differ from the charges from police.
