jbw
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So I'm upstairs, getting a bit of work sorted. It's about 9:30 am and I hear a crash and a car alarm go. I head to the window to see a Clio stuck in the side of my A3 and my neighbours car is up on the pavement. Out I go and it's not great.
The rear passenger-side alloy is curbed badly where the car behind hit and pushed it forward.
I'm pretty ******. I've barely had the car for three months and it was parked up when it happened.
So we all swap details and hang around for ages for the tow truck to appear. An AA chap takes a quick look at my car, tells me not to drive it. There's damage to the tyres but he thinks the rest of it is just cosmetic.
I phone directline and I'm told their garage will call me within 24hours to take the car away. They then tell me I'm not entitled to a courtesy car, but should liability fall on the other party I can claim back on expenses.
cheers,
jbw
The rear passenger-side alloy is curbed badly where the car behind hit and pushed it forward.
I'm pretty ******. I've barely had the car for three months and it was parked up when it happened.
So we all swap details and hang around for ages for the tow truck to appear. An AA chap takes a quick look at my car, tells me not to drive it. There's damage to the tyres but he thinks the rest of it is just cosmetic.
I phone directline and I'm told their garage will call me within 24hours to take the car away. They then tell me I'm not entitled to a courtesy car, but should liability fall on the other party I can claim back on expenses.
cheers,
jbw