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Originally Posted by YeOldeCurmudgeon
I don't know how you can make a judgment on this without actually seeing what happened. From what is being described, I would say that the person on the inside lane should already have been in outside lane since they knew or probably knew they were going to exit. Not only that, but how can you absolve someone who cuts in front of an ongoing vehicle? Weren't they paying attention? However, that is only based on what we're being told. We need to see it to make a definitive judgment. Guess we would have to hear both sides and then ask questions which is what I think a judge would do.
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