In case the drivers are mutually at fault in an accident, within the scope of the compulsory motor insurance system, each driver cannot receive more than half of the amount due to them under insurance. Sergei Radko, lawyer of the Freedom of Automobile Choice movement, told socialbites.ca.
“In this case, compulsory car insurance applies, but in this case the participants in the accident receive 50 percent of the damage, which will be compensated if a person is recognized as a victim,” Radko said.
The lawyer also added that it would not be possible to recover the missing amount of damage from the other party in court.
“If each of them is guilty, this is probably where it will end. Let’s say one of the drivers claims compensation from the other. The court will decide that the accident was his fault and will reject it on that basis,” Radko concluded.
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