Quote Originally Posted by theGinsue View Post
Hell no. I was always taught to leave enough room where (in a standard car) you can see 2' of pavement behind the rear tire of the vehicle in front of you. By doing this, unless someone totally smashes into you from behind, you should be able to avoid running into that car if you get rear ended. In CO, it doesn't matter who caused the wreck, if you get pushed into the car in front of you, YOUR insurance has to pay for the car in front of you.
Source? That's not how we determine liability in auto adjusting.