I was involved in a similar accident recently where the dude that hit me didn't have his headlights on and was speeding for the conditions (it was raining pretty heavily out when the accident happened) and I was driving my 2000 Chrysler Cirrus and the guy that hit me was driving a 2005 Buick Century and the crazy part is that where he hit me which was the driver side of the car, he hit me just a little bit behind where I was sitting, and if he would of hit me a couple of inches up I probably would of been seriously injured or even killed, and the bad part is that the sheer force of the guy's car that hit me, hitting my car and the speed at which he hit me caused all but the front passenger side door to no longer be opened. And of course because the intersection that I was hit at was a 2 way stop I ended up getting blamed for the accident even though I had stopped and looked both ways like 3 times and it was clear all three times when I looked when I decided to pull out when the guy suddenly came barreling at me at 50 MPH on a road that has a speed limit of 40 MPH and ontop of that the road in the direction of which the guy that hit me came from was a blind road because it had a hill and a curve both which makes it hard to see very far down the road and supposedly the guy that hit me said he saw me pulling out when he was coming down the road (but I didn't see him) which if he really would of seen me coming then why didn't he try to slow down or something like that instead of ramming into me at full speed? Anyways sorry for the long rant, but this just kind of reminded me of my accident and how some of this kind of stuff can be prevented by simply paying attention better and also not speeding.
