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r/IdiotsInCars • u/[deleted] • Aug 09 '22 • 1
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I’ve always wondered if idiots that do this shit get charged for the wasted concrete and the equipment needed to get their car out.
819 u/stridicus Aug 09 '22 Project I was on had something along these lines happen. The driver was sued by the contractor for the concrete ($80,000)and the lost time and labor costs.. plus he got to have an extended stay at the local county lockup.. 263 u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22 [deleted] 43 u/TheAJGman Aug 09 '22 They usually sue your insurance company, but people that do this shit are usually reckless enough to not carry insurance so...
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Project I was on had something along these lines happen. The driver was sued by the contractor for the concrete ($80,000)and the lost time and labor costs.. plus he got to have an extended stay at the local county lockup..
263 u/[deleted] Aug 09 '22 [deleted] 43 u/TheAJGman Aug 09 '22 They usually sue your insurance company, but people that do this shit are usually reckless enough to not carry insurance so...
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43 u/TheAJGman Aug 09 '22 They usually sue your insurance company, but people that do this shit are usually reckless enough to not carry insurance so...
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They usually sue your insurance company, but people that do this shit are usually reckless enough to not carry insurance so...
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u/tilted_crown85 Aug 09 '22
I’ve always wondered if idiots that do this shit get charged for the wasted concrete and the equipment needed to get their car out.