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Fault analysis

Rear-End Collision

The most common crash type in Georgia and the one insurers still manage to contest. The following driver is usually at fault under the duty to maintain a safe following distance, but carriers routinely argue sudden stop, brake checking, or non-functioning brake lights to shift a percentage of blame.

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Who is liable

How fault gets decided

Georgia law requires drivers to follow at a reasonable and prudent distance. Liability against the rear driver is presumed in practice but rebuttable. Watch for the insurer arguing that a third vehicle pushed the striking car, which converts a simple case into a chain-collision fault dispute.

Evidence that decides it

  • Photographs of both bumpers and underride
  • Event data recorder speed and braking data
  • Dashcam or nearby business camera footage
  • Police report diagram and witness statements

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