
Rear-Ended — But Not at Fault: How Dash Cam Footage Changed an Insurance Decision
Most drivers believe in one simple rule: if you rear-end another car, you're automatically at fault. In many cases, that's true. But not always. Brenda's story is a clear example of how what looks obvious after a crash isn't always what actually happened — and why video evidence can completely change the outcome. A Normal Drive That Changed in Seconds Brenda was on her way to work, driving normally in traffic. Then, without warning, another vehicle cut into her lane at an unsafe speed. The









