Save the doggo
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By prettyinpurple - 10/02/2009 04:54 - United States
I clicked ydi on accident ... I hate that. I meant fyl
Should have ran the dog over and then backed up
Never swerve to avoid an animal. Slam on your brakes and lay on the horn. If the animal is too stupid to move then, it's just natural selection at work and you shouldn't feel bad.
I was always taught never to swerve for an animal because it's far better to hit an animal than to accidentally hit a pedestrian, or someone in a parked car, by swerving. Not to mention swerving can result in your car being implanted in the side of a tree with you potentially injured or dead. You should only swerve if you're trying to save a person's life by doing so.
you only have to yield the right of way to pedistrians dumb ass. anything else is going to be well you know.
Not trying to sound like a bitch, but you did hit their car. If someone hit my car to I would have them pay for it (if it was needed), As long as the the people weren't bitches about it (you saved their dog) just move on with life.
Next time hit the dog. Their INS company will pay the damages. At least you didn't swerve into incoming traffic. Swerving is a dumb ass move
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You know what they say, no good deed goes unpunished.
That's like the other day I swerved to avoid hitting a squirrel right as another squirrel ran under my tire. Except I didn't have to pay damages to the original squirrel.