Parallel parking is the new trouble of Kristen Stewart as she tries to navigate between cars in Hollywood on Thursday.
The young actress was spotted in Hollywood talking with another woman after a fender bender crash in Los Angeles.
According to reports, Stewart was trying to parallel park when her black Mini Cooper struck the vehicle’s front. She and the other car driver were unhurt after the accident.
Stewart seemed to have difficulty perfecting the S-turn and bumped into the other vehicle. Stewart, nevertheless, was cooperative in exchanging information with the other party, reports said.
Good thing "Bella Swan" was able to get out of her Mini Cooper unscathed. She was also able to show her insurance policy that helped seal the conversation with the other driver. She may not be an expert at parking her car, but she is a financially responsible motorist.
Purchasing an insurance policy for your new car is important as well as mandatory under California driving laws. To prove, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will ask for your insurance certificate before granting or renewing your driver’s license. When police officers caught you without one on LA streets, it can mean a traffic ticket plus legal consequences.
If you experience a similar fender bender crash with another driver who does not carry insurance to cover your injuries or car damage, you can consult a lawyer to help you.
Your Personal Injury attorney in Los Angeles will assist you in filing an Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist insurance claim or file a formal lawsuit. For more information, dial our toll free number at 1-866-772-2889 or email us at info@mesriani.com for a free case analysis.
The young actress was spotted in Hollywood talking with another woman after a fender bender crash in Los Angeles.
According to reports, Stewart was trying to parallel park when her black Mini Cooper struck the vehicle’s front. She and the other car driver were unhurt after the accident.
Stewart seemed to have difficulty perfecting the S-turn and bumped into the other vehicle. Stewart, nevertheless, was cooperative in exchanging information with the other party, reports said.
Good thing "Bella Swan" was able to get out of her Mini Cooper unscathed. She was also able to show her insurance policy that helped seal the conversation with the other driver. She may not be an expert at parking her car, but she is a financially responsible motorist.
Purchasing an insurance policy for your new car is important as well as mandatory under California driving laws. To prove, the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will ask for your insurance certificate before granting or renewing your driver’s license. When police officers caught you without one on LA streets, it can mean a traffic ticket plus legal consequences.
If you experience a similar fender bender crash with another driver who does not carry insurance to cover your injuries or car damage, you can consult a lawyer to help you.
Your Personal Injury attorney in Los Angeles will assist you in filing an Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist insurance claim or file a formal lawsuit. For more information, dial our toll free number at 1-866-772-2889 or email us at info@mesriani.com for a free case analysis.
