The unavoidable situations should only apply when it really means that. If the guy behind is following too close, thats reason enough for me to justify blame. The accident I was in back in January involved unique road conditions. My friend was driving back from Denver with me and another friend in the car. It was snowing lightly after a bad blizzard, and earlier it had rained. The slush that came from the rain and snow mix froze creating tracks in the road. The guy in front of us slowed to a stop from 30 mph due to a different accident and my friend tried to do the same. When he reliazed we were going to hit, he attempted to swerve off the road onto the median, but because of the tracks, we would have needed another 10 seconds to get out of the way. We hit at about 15 mph, pushing the car we hit 2 blocks down the road on the right before he could stop. We ended up in the median and found the SUV's bumper wiped out several critical systems in the car. He drove away, while we had to wait for a tow truck. In this situation normally my friend was at fault, but becuase of the weather conditions and the fact the guy we hit knew there was no way out of it, no fault was assigned. It's a rather interesting situation to be in to know an accident is going to happen.

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