If you cut in, you will get hit. Do you call this a driving school instructor?

"Is there still this matter?"

The two officers already had a bad impression of the Li Auto owner based on the situation, and when the Passat owner behind him opened his mouth, they immediately frowned and looked over.

"Of course!"

The Passat owner wasn't actually in the car; it would be unbearably hot inside without the engine running or the air conditioning on. When the officer asked, he walked over, pointed to the left lane, and recounted what had happened.

He said:

"Right here, I was coming straight from the right lane. Although it was a dashed line, he had already stopped in the middle lane. He only changed lanes suddenly because he saw that there were fewer cars in the right lane. Luckily, I reacted quickly, otherwise there would have been an accident!"

"This guy is a repeat offender!"

"He was only changing lanes by crossing the solid line because he saw the car in front of him was giving way to others and couldn't wait any longer!"

The Passat owner pointed ahead to the right lane of his car as he spoke, saying:

"This guy has the nerve to say the car in front of him blocked his way. That car was just yielding to pedestrians at the crosswalk. A car turning right can't go fast anyway. He honked, fine, but he couldn't wait to change lanes and then accused the other driver of something..."

"If something really happened, why would they be gone now?"

"They're so blind they don't even bother to look at what happened, really..."

"Ultimate move at face-to-face!"

This Passat is practically "going all out at point-blank range" right now!
As the owner of the car behind the Li Auto owner, he witnessed the whole "incident". As a fellow owner who had been disgusted by the Li Auto owner, he would not give this guy even the slightest bit of face!

Viewers of Gu Yin's show "Reconciling with Life" couldn't help but comment:

[You're still spouting nonsense at a time like this? Do you think Passat's older brother would tolerate him?]

[Haha...that's right, it's not like Passat doesn't know anything!]

[Everyone's aware of this, how could we possibly do this!]

……

In front of Passat owners who know everything, any "lie" from Li Auto owners will only be exposed!

The Li Auto owner was so angry he was practically seething with rage. If the traffic police hadn't been there, he would have fought the Passat owner to the death!

He sets the stage, and this guy sabotages it. It's so frustrating!

Rather!

The Passat owner, as if deliberately trying to show him, shouted:

"I have a dashcam!"

"Traffic officer, I'll go get it for you!"

The scene was incredibly lively!

"puff……"

Gu Yin couldn't help but laugh out loud. Many drivers behind him also showed no pity for the owner of the ideal car. This was truly a case of "when the wall falls, everyone pushes it down"!

As traffic police officers, we can't ignore reports, especially since they're related to the accident we're currently handling. So, one of the officers nodded and said:

"Okay, go ahead..."

The officer originally wanted the Passat owner to check the dashcam video, but before he could finish speaking...

"What tune are you playing?!"

The owner of the Li Auto suddenly seemed to be cornered and started yelling at the Passat owner, saying:

"What's it to you?!"

"Did we have an accident?!"

"Are you involved in the accident?!"

"Is the traffic police officer dealing with your matter or ours?"

"Where did you come from? What are you doing meddling in here?!"

He had a loud voice, as if he had been holding it in for a long time. He started talking like a machine gun, and for a moment, he was actually overwhelmed by the Passat owner's momentum.

And what he said...

That makes sense, indeed.

Just as he said, no matter what grievances the Passat owner had against the Li Auto owner, no matter what grudges the two had before, the police were currently dealing with the accident involving Gu Yin and the Li Auto owner. No matter how urgent or serious his matter was, it had to be put aside and dealt with here first.

"Your mother..."

The Passat owner started yelling at the driver with zero frames, about to curse, when a traffic police officer nearby saw this and waved him off, saying:
"Go check your dashcam footage first. We'll deal with this first, and then we'll deal with yours."

【oh……】

Seeing this, many viewers of "Reconciling with Life" couldn't help but praise the man, saying:

I admire that!

[I must say, this uncle is really worldly-wise!]

[They're quite capable...tsk tsk tsk!]

[As expected of civil servants in a province known for its intense civil service exams, this is a textbook example of how to handle such a situation!]

……

Strictly speaking, the police officers are now trying to stop the Passat owner to prevent him from further "interfering" with the accident handling process, and also to prevent the Li Auto owner from continuing to "complain" to them later...

but!

In the current situation, it's really difficult for them to speak up for the Li Auto owners, and they can't extinguish the Passat owners' desire to complain to the authorities after being disgusted.

We definitely need to find a way to appease Passat owners while also satisfying Li Auto owners.

Using the excuse of "checking the dashcam video" to get the Passat owner to leave first becomes a way to kill two birds with one stone.

"Row!"

While he might not give face to others, he absolutely couldn't ignore the uncle's face. The Passat owner nodded, glanced at the Li Auto owner, and then said directly:
"Don't be so cocky, just wait until I get the dashcam footage!"

"Get lost!" The Li Auto owner was seething with anger!
The two tugged at each other for a little while longer before the Li Auto owner finally managed to "break free." As he turned to the police officer, attempting to continue his "victim-first" accusation, the officer pointed to the right lane he had just mentioned and said:

"You just said that there was a car blocking your lane, so you couldn't move forward and that's why you changed lanes to the left, crossing the solid line, right?"

"Yes!" The Li Auto owner nodded shamelessly, completely unaware of the strange look in the officer's eyes. The officer clapped his hands and said, "Let me tell you this, what you did wasn't wrong, but do you know that the premise of changing lanes is that you must pay attention to giving way to the vehicles originally in the left lane and not affecting their driving?"

"I……"

The Li Auto owner was momentarily speechless, clearly not expecting the officer to ask such a direct question.

But in reality, traffic police have always been this straightforward in their work...

Didn't you say you crossed the solid line to change lanes to the left because there was a car in front of you?
Okay!

Then we'll go along with what you say!

Let's set aside what the Passat driver said about the car in front not stopping but yielding to pedestrians. Even if the car in front really had an accident, and you truly did cross the solid line to change lanes "out of necessity," as you claim…

That only proves that you can get away with crossing the solid line without taking responsibility!
This does not mean that you bear no responsibility for the accident that occurred between you and the vehicle that was originally going straight in the left lane!
The vehicles that were originally going straight on the left are innocent. Even if you are forced to change lanes, you must give way to them without affecting their normal driving, and change lanes only when it is safe to do so.

It's that simple!
This driver of the Ideal car not only failed to yield, but also collided with Gu Yin's BYD Qin, which was originally going straight in the middle lane. Now he is even trying to make a fuss about being "forced to change lanes". Isn't this a joke?
"No, I did turn on my turn signal..." he answered instinctively.

"What does this have to do with whether or not the turn signal was used?"

He said the same thing, and Gu Yin answered him, but he didn't listen to Gu Yin. So now that the traffic police officer is saying it to him, how can he not listen?

The man directly stated:
"Turn signals are for warning purposes. Let alone this kind of road section, even on ordinary roads, as long as you are changing lanes, no matter how far in advance you signal, if you have an accident with the vehicle whose lane you are changing lanes from, you will be fully responsible. Do you understand that?"

to be honest!
Turn signals are not a reason to cause an accident!

It's not that as long as you use your turn signal before changing lanes, other drivers are obligated to give way to you, or that you are not responsible if an accident occurs.

And they're saying, "I'm not responsible just because I reminded them"?

You should do what hotels and restaurants do and put a sign on your car that says "You are responsible for the consequences of an accident"!
Hotels and restaurants can't be said to be completely irresponsible for putting up those things, but it's even worse for someone like you who deliberately drives!
"This……"

The Li Auto owner was momentarily speechless. Interestingly, another officer who hadn't spoken since arriving at the scene also looked around, carefully examined the accident site, and frowned before saying:
"Judging from the location of the collision, even if you signaled in advance, you didn't check your rearview mirror or carefully observe the road conditions. Isn't that considered a forced lane change?"

Let alone whether the officers are professional or not, even those who are not professional can see how outrageous Li Auto's direction is just by looking at where Li Auto and BYD collide!
Gu Yin's right front end wasn't hitting the back of his car, but rather the driver's side door on his left!
The scene was like Gu Yin's car was almost halfway parallel to his, and he was still changing lanes...

Imagine, from the perspective of the Li Auto owner at that time, looking in the left rearview mirror, you could only see the rear of Gu Yin's car, right?
To put it bluntly, there is absolutely no condition for changing lanes!
To know!
When changing lanes, you must be able to see the front of the car behind you in the lane you want to change to in your rearview mirror before you can use your turn signal to change lanes...

Judging from the scene of the accident, the two police officers believed that the driver of the Li Auto either didn't look in the rearview mirror at all, or he did look but still arrogantly demanded that others give way to him.

Regardless of the reason, the owner of this ideal car is absolutely not innocent!
They must all be held absolutely responsible for this!
Wow, that's professional!

Viewers on the other side of the show, "Reconciling with Life," couldn't help but give the two uncles a thumbs up upon hearing this.

It's funny, even after the man had already said all that, the owner of the Li Auto was still making excuses!

"no!"

He pointed to Gu Yin's car and said:
"When I changed lanes, he didn't slow down at all. It was because he didn't slow down that he was able to hit my car at this angle!"

"I observed the road conditions at the time. His car was some distance behind me, and he had every opportunity to change lanes!"

"I……"

This person started throwing mud at Gu Yin again...

It seems they are completely unaware of the seriousness of the situation!
The officer who had just raised the question was so angry he laughed, and retorted with a question:
"What are you saying? Are you suggesting that people should brake or give way to you?"

Ideally, if a vehicle is changing lanes, and it's changing lanes from the right while crossing the solid line, then no one should, should, or has any obligation to give way to it.

He's making it sound like Gu Yin should be giving way to him...

It's as if Gu Yin was the one who "created" the accident scene.

To know!
Even if, as he says, this was "created single-handedly" by Gu Yin, Gu Yin has absolutely no responsibility!

because……

"Then it's true that he didn't slow down!"

The Li Auto owner seemed to get a little angry, pointing at Gu Yin and shouting:

"He clearly saw me change lanes, but he didn't slow down. Isn't that intentional?!"

"you……"

The two officers were furious; they felt this guy was desperate and ready to do something rash.

"No..." Gu Yin wanted to explain at this point...

But to everyone's surprise, the moment he raised his hand, the Li Auto owner next to him shouted:

"Don't tell me you didn't notice; if you didn't see it, that means you didn't carefully observe the road conditions!"

"If he had observed carefully and braked in time, at least the accident would never have happened!"

"To put it bluntly, even if I bear the primary responsibility, you still have to bear some secondary responsibility!"

One thing the owner of the car is certain of is that Gu Yin definitely did not brake at the time. From his perspective, he could not feel that Gu Yin was braking at all. This guy was definitely not slowing down on purpose!
Although he didn't step on the gas, he definitely didn't step on the brake either!

if it is like this……

No matter what Gu Yin says, he cannot absolve himself of responsibility!

If you say you didn't slow down, then it was intentional. If you intentionally cause an accident, you'll have to bear some responsibility!
Making excuses for yourself by saying that you didn't expect him to suddenly cross the solid line and change lanes, and that you didn't have time to slow down, means you didn't observe the road conditions properly!
Anyway!
Anyway, Gu Yin's "lack of brakes" means he'll definitely have to take responsibility!

Even the two traffic police officers couldn't exonerate him on this point!
But the problem is...

Gu Yin, is there really no brake?

"puff……"

Officer Yu Jie, who had been standing silently to the side watching the show, couldn't help but burst out laughing when she heard this.

Others may not know whether Gu Yin braked or not, but surely she does?
This Li Auto owner is really something...

They just had to walk right into the line of fire!

How despicable!

That's really despicable!

He's asking for trouble!

In that case, Gu Yin really can't be blamed.

...(End of chapter)