Yes, you are responsible and should take full responsibility for your actions realizing the outcome or response may not be in the spirit you expect or want. This is why we try to do right because the results of our actions may not be what we like or want. So, leave the cell phone alone when driving - period- because it could’ve been worse (e.g., loss of life).

You were in the wrong 100%. You were playing with your phone when you should have been paying attention.

Well, welcome to life. This happens when you are a distracted driver, chalk it up to a life experience that you would rather not have happen. As for the person, block his number and let him hash it out with the insurance company, because you don’t have to deal with his personal problems.🤔

Hope whoever they rear ended went to the hospital so they can get every penny out of you and your insurance

My wife was rear ended sitting in a long line of traffic stopped by a collision some distance ahead on a busy divided highway (not a freeway). By God’s grace she was driving a solid 1995 Oldsmobile 88. The guy that hit her was doing highway speed in a lifted, tall tire Ford F-150. His truck pushed the trunk, backseat on the passenger side sections of that car onto the front right passenger interior area. The rear passenger area was accordion crushed onto the front right side passenger area. No one riding in those areas would have survived, but the driver side area was just kind of a hole in that doughnut. My wife had to be cut out of that car and suffered significant neck and closed head injuries that have left permanent effects. All because of inattentive driving. Our car was the first of five in a chain that had severe damage on down to broken taillights. Please people, PUT THE PHONE DOWN!

First of all, forget who rearended who or who is at fault. Once the exchange of insurance is made, he should deal with his transportation problems and repairs with the insurance companies. He can get a rental while repairs are made AND it’s covered if he pays for it. If he’s just cruising with liability… then, it’s his own fault he’s not prepared for long term repairs and his obligations. He should be grateful he wasn’t hurt and in the hospital. This is also why you need supplementals like Aflac. On the other… insurance phone numbers and not personal phone numbers, except to the officer. I hope this helps out in the future, as for getting rid of leaches. ✌🏾🐻

Don’t ask liberal Karens for advice, call your insurance and let them deal with it !

Actions have consequences. Pay more attention.

lol. Thats not a simple rear end. This must be fake news. That car will be a couple months getting back on the road . And he needs insurance no matter what so he can get a rental - and surely since you caused the accident you are paying the deductible. I hope it fits with your monthly budget. But no worries. I know you will pony up quickly since it was 100% your fault. 👍🏼

Btw: what did you hit it with, a FORKLIFT???!