Tailgating is illegal in Tennessee. This means that when one driver crashes into another from behind, the accident is usually the rear driver's fault.

Under Tennessee law, the tailing driver is almost always liable for a rear-end collision. The statute states that “the driver of a motor vehicle shall ...

The Tennessee Legislature has also passed some specific laws to prevent rear-end collisions on any public road. One law, Tennessee Code Annotated sec. 55-8-124 ...

Under Tennessee accident law, a lead driver may be to blame or partially to blame for rear end collisions when: The driver's brake lights are not working. If ...

However, if you are 49 percent or less at fault, then you can recover damages in Tennessee – minus your own liability. For example, if you have $100,000 worth ...

Tennessee has specific rules to prevent rear end car wrecks. TCA 55-8-124, makes it illegal to follow to closely based on speed, traffic and other conditions.

If you or someone you know has been injured in a rear end collision accident, you should talk to one of our knowledgeable and caring rear end collision accident ...

Who Is Typically Liable in a Rear-End Collision? In most cases, the driver who rear-ends the vehicle in front of them is generally liable. However, this is not ...

6 февр. 2023 г. · In most cases, the driver of the rear vehicle is considered at fault in a rear-end collision. The law presumes that drivers have little control ...