If someone runs a red light in front of you, and you choose not to slow down or steer away, you will

a. not be at fault if there is a collision
b. be partially at fault if there is a collision
c. have to appear in court if there is a collision
d. probably not be involved in a collision

I will be partially at fault if there is a collision occur.

If someone runs a red light in front of me and I did not slow down or steer away, the fault is mine too if there is a collision occur because I have to move the vehicles or to stop by applying brakes in order to prevent accident. The other person who crosses the red light breaks the rule and he is the main responsible for the collision of two vehicles but not to slow down or steer away I am also responsible so it is concluded that the fault is mine too as well as it is the person who crosses the red light.

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The correct answer is A. Not be at fault if there is a collision.

In terms of traffic law, the rules are clear:

Therefore, if someone goes in the red, it will be that and only that person who is breaking the norm, and therefore responsible for the eventual consequences of a collision. That is, whoever crosses in green and collides with whoever did it in red will not have any type of legal responsibility, since at all times he complied with the law.

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replace   c   with   a   and simplify.

a = c , b = a, q = n , 2 , a = c , 900 b= a , 700 , q = n , 600 , 2 = b o t h , b = a , q = n