My sister in law was in her car yesterday when the car in front,( to give way to another car ) reversed into her.
The reg plate and bumper were damaged,and the other driver apoligised and said he would pay for the reg plate to be replaced,he said he was distracted at the time.
My sister in law could see him reversing and flashed and blew the horn,now it was quite a hard bang.
Altough damage was miminal, to the car,she is unsure if she should tell the guards and see a doctor.
She had a 12 year old in the passenger seat,who is complaining of pains and has a headache herself.
I know that story of people claiming " compo " for no good reason.
However there are guinune storys of people suffering mussle spasms for many years after something like this.
What is the correct thing to do in these situations?
The reg plate and bumper were damaged,and the other driver apoligised and said he would pay for the reg plate to be replaced,he said he was distracted at the time.
My sister in law could see him reversing and flashed and blew the horn,now it was quite a hard bang.
Altough damage was miminal, to the car,she is unsure if she should tell the guards and see a doctor.
She had a 12 year old in the passenger seat,who is complaining of pains and has a headache herself.
I know that story of people claiming " compo " for no good reason.
However there are guinune storys of people suffering mussle spasms for many years after something like this.
What is the correct thing to do in these situations?