A BX that is driven out of conviction. The fourth in succession. Not because of any form of freedom of ownership, but from passion. Such a celebrated 22 year old must of course be able to play outside.
The car is well maintained and cherished young timer is therefore in daily use. That use has now been stopped. The parked BX has been given a swipe by a passing truck. He drove through. A witness reported that the driver was on the phone. Maybe he didn't notice it. But the name of his client is known in any case.
The second BX from the BX enthusiast, that's how badly it ended. But the driver who first grabbed two red lights before he parked his pastry on the flank of BX number 2 could at least not continue.
He could run fast. He was tackled. Did not speak Dutch and had no papers with him ... And yet everything ended well then.
That will happen again now. But remember that your car can also be a victim.
* Always provide a claim form.
* Note the name and address of the counterparty on the basis of his papers.
* Record the data of the witnesses immediately.
* Take photos. Because you also have a camera in your cell phone? * Call in the police.
* Classics are usually valued. This is usually not the case with youngtimers. But then you can do a valuation if necessary. settle after an accident. It is also binding.
And the BX? The counterparty's expert must give his opinion on this. Experience shows that it wants to score on day value. Then there will be some emails and phone calls. Possibly a valuation after an accident at the expense of the accused ...
And then the search for a fresh BX starts. To BX number 5