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Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 08:31 AM
We were leaving BJ's in Depford and driving down the normal lanes between parking spots. My daughters gymnastics class was getting over in a 1/2 hr so we had plenty of time to make it to pick her up since its 10 mins down the road. We get halfway down the parkinglot when to the left I see a Grandcaravan cutting through the parking spaces and about to hit us. I lay on the Horn ( which the G8's have a train like horn) and attempt to swerve out of the way but the cart return is to our right. The van plows right into our DS rear 1/4 panel right on the fender flare. She crushes the lip of the fender flare and scratches the heck out of the rim back there as well. Her vans bumper got smashed and her Passenger side headlight broke as well. Luckly She was only going 15 mph or so. She took full blame saying she doesnt usually cut through spots like that. She has Allstate and no I did not see or hear that dude in the comercials. Everyone was alright and we still were able to get to my daughters class in time to pick her up. Horrible night but it could have been worse. So glad my 6yr old wasnt in the car. She doesnt need to be in a accident that young..

WildBillyT
09-25-2012, 08:42 AM
Oh man, sorry to hear that! But she fessed up, so at least that's good.

WayFast84
09-25-2012, 08:57 AM
Parking lot's are terrible especially at those types of places but the important thing is everyone is okay, and everyone will live another day.

MyFirstZ
09-25-2012, 09:45 AM
Hope a report and everything was still taken. Sometimes people will still deny after they confess to you.

Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 09:47 AM
Hope a report and everything was still taken. Sometimes people will still deny after they confess to you.


No report was taken. The local police dont come out for instances like that. We called them and thats what they said. We were on the phone with our insurance company and they told us what to do step by step.

1320B4U
09-25-2012, 09:52 AM
Most dangerous driver in the world is a guy in a minivan...2nd most dangerous driver in the world is a woman in a minivan..3rd most dangerous driver in the world is ANYONE in a minivan..sorry to hear about your accident, but i wouldve went postal..hate minivans b/c it seems all drivers are oblivious to anything in front of them, rather all mental prowess is dedicated to the workings in the rear of the van it seems. Took pics of the accident, damage and how you were situated in the parking lot to show she was not in a traveling lane? Hope it works out for you.

Minivans are like velco sneakers, convenient but wouldnt be caught dead in them..thats why suv's were invented.

Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 09:55 AM
We did take pics but our phones cameras are not the best and it was right around 7pm so the light was ******. I had one of those Grand Caravans for work and I got rear ended twice and hit a snow drift with the front end doing 30mph. I was shocked to see how much damage was done to her van.

Blackbirdws6
09-25-2012, 10:03 AM
That sucks but glad everyone was OK. That's crazy the PD won't come out for a clear MVA.

WildBillyT
09-25-2012, 10:05 AM
BJs may have security tapes, too.

Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 10:07 AM
That sucks but glad everyone was OK. That's crazy the PD won't come out for a clear MVA.

Our area down here is hurting pretty bad and they local police stations dont have enough officers on duty. If it were a accident on a road were the cars needed to me moved or with injuries then they would but for a 15 mph fender bender they dont.

Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 10:08 AM
BJs may have security tapes, too.

Thanks.. Didnt even think about that one. .

sweetbmxrider
09-25-2012, 10:19 AM
Definitely get as much proof of her being at fault as you can. She can turn around and deny it then you have to prove it in court. Glad you guys are ok and the damage isn't horrible AND that your daughter wasn't in the car. That would have been a frightening experience. Follow up on all the advice given though and hope everything goes the way it should.

Slow-V6
09-25-2012, 10:24 AM
Thanks everyone. I am hoping its as simple as our insurance calling us back and saying that She claimed to be at fault and Her insurance is paying for everything. That would be great. From the pics we sent USAA they told us it will be hard for her to deny being at fault from were the damage on the car is and were our cars were in the parking lot.

1320B4U
09-25-2012, 10:36 AM
^ Yup.

NastyEllEssWon
09-25-2012, 08:21 PM
Thanks everyone. I am hoping its as simple as our insurance calling us back and saying that She claimed to be at fault and Her insurance is paying for everything. That would be great. From the pics we sent USAA they told us it will be hard for her to deny being at fault from were the damage on the car is and were our cars were in the parking lot.




the problem with this is, i was involved in a fender bender like this as well a few years back in a wawa parking lot. after going through insurances over the phone as well as making a local police report (it was in new egypt they have nothing better to do) it was more than a hassle. i was told at the time by not only my insurance but theirs that a parking lot is private property and when that happens its up to each party to claim through their own insurance.

i hope this isnt the case anymore though, this was like 10 years ago.

zraffz
09-25-2012, 09:31 PM
Most dangerous driver in the world is a guy in a minivan...2nd most dangerous driver in the world is a woman in a minivan..3rd most dangerous driver in the world is ANYONE in a minivan..
Minivans are like velco sneakers, convenient but wouldnt be caught dead in them..thats why suv's were invented.

Too true :rofl:
Had a girlfriend that drove one... well I guess you could call it driving. Let's just say after the first time I was in it with her I made sure to take my truck instead.

B4C
09-26-2012, 01:15 AM
BJs may have security tapes, too.

If they are anything like my previous employer they will not release them with out a police report, and they only release them to the police.

maroman88
09-26-2012, 07:04 AM
that sucks! i just got the estimate for my TA's accident done yesterday

WildBillyT
09-26-2012, 08:04 AM
If they are anything like my previous employer they will not release them with out a police report, and they only release them to the police.

Yeah, I wasn't really mentioning it so he could get them himself, more of a "if stuff goes south, these may be of use somehow."

Slow-V6
09-26-2012, 12:29 PM
Got the estimate done yesterday on the G8. 1100.00. Been on the phone a bunch of times with her Allstate agents.

BonzoHansen
09-26-2012, 01:23 PM
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Featherburner
09-27-2012, 03:01 AM
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Lookin for an L76 are we? :kneeslap: