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I gave someone a lift to Sainsbury's.
On the way back to car I removed shopping, put it into my boot, then sat in car sorting the GPS to head back.
Some woman 2 bays away was pointing to my car so I pulled out and stopped in front of her.
She asks "was that your trolley that rolled back and hit our car?" I said no because I didn't see or know anything.
Apparently the person I was with put the trolley in the trolley space, but because the ground is sloped, it later rolled back and hit the corner of her bumper?
She took pics of my plates and said she will check CCTV at Sainsburys to see who's trolley it was.
What does this have to do with me? My car didn't touch anything.
Will I be getting a call from my insurance that someone's made a claim and they have to pay up?
The person I was with denies it was their trolley and accuses the person who put their trolley right after.
Regardless of who's trolley it was I don't see how this is a 3rd party insurance responsibility. It could have been the wind. It could have been someone that walked it with no car... so who do you claim against then?
On the way back to car I removed shopping, put it into my boot, then sat in car sorting the GPS to head back.
Some woman 2 bays away was pointing to my car so I pulled out and stopped in front of her.
She asks "was that your trolley that rolled back and hit our car?" I said no because I didn't see or know anything.
Apparently the person I was with put the trolley in the trolley space, but because the ground is sloped, it later rolled back and hit the corner of her bumper?
She took pics of my plates and said she will check CCTV at Sainsburys to see who's trolley it was.
What does this have to do with me? My car didn't touch anything.
Will I be getting a call from my insurance that someone's made a claim and they have to pay up?
The person I was with denies it was their trolley and accuses the person who put their trolley right after.
Regardless of who's trolley it was I don't see how this is a 3rd party insurance responsibility. It could have been the wind. It could have been someone that walked it with no car... so who do you claim against then?