Question: What if the other driver was texting?
Answer: Texting or phone distraction may help prove fault, but you need evidence.
Complete Explanation:
Distracted driving cases can be difficult because drivers rarely admit they were texting. Evidence may include witness observations, phone records, vehicle infotainment data, dashcam video, social media timing, traffic-camera footage, and inconsistent statements. If distraction caused the crash, it may strengthen liability and help explain why the other driver failed to brake, drifted lanes, ran a red light, or rear-ended your vehicle. A lawyer can seek evidence before it is lost.
