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Unfortunately, when a moving vehicle crashes into a stationary vehicle it’s pretty much always going to be the operator of the moving vehicle at fault, even if the stationary vehicle is parked somewhere it shouldn’t be and, I believe, even if the moving vehicle is a bike.
Don’t get me wrong: I’ve definitely been tempted to pull a Casey Neistat myself, from time to time! But it’s really not the, uh, “prudent” move, from a legal perspective.
Unfortunately, when a moving vehicle crashes into a stationary vehicle it’s pretty much always going to be the operator of the moving vehicle at fault, even if the stationary vehicle is parked somewhere it shouldn’t be and, I believe, even if the moving vehicle is a bike.
Don’t get me wrong: I’ve definitely been tempted to pull a Casey Neistat myself, from time to time! But it’s really not the, uh, “prudent” move, from a legal perspective.