Man Unhappy With Being Found Fully At Fault for Rear-End Collision, Turns to AI and Then Asks Traffic Police to Study Traffic Rules
A man in Shanghai was judged fully at fault by traffic police after his bicycle rear-ended an e-bike ahead of him. Unhappy with the ruling, he turned to AI for help, and the AI's explanation led him to instead demand that the traffic police study traffic rules. The traffic police explained that the vehicle ahead had braked suddenly as a reasonable evasive maneuver to avoid a turning vehicle and had committed no violation; the real cause of the rear-end collision was that the following vehicle had not maintained a safe following distance.
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Recently, a traffic accident occurred on a street in Shanghai: a man riding a bike rear-ended another electric bike in front of him. After the traffic police arrived and investigated, they determined according to traffic rules that he bore full responsibility for the accident.
The traffic police explained that the front vehicle braked suddenly to avoid a turning vehicle, which was reasonable avoidance and did not involve any illegal circumstances. The rear vehicle failed to maintain a safe following distance, which was the cause of the rear-end accident, and it should legally bear full responsibility.
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