potentially legal question.

Sure.

What is the legal,

what are the legal ramifications?

Say I hypothetically, like, witnessed a car accident yesterday.

Oh, you drove right by?

Let's just say that I was approaching a light

and then I heard a screech of tires and some horns

and crunching metal and I might have seen a collision in my rear view mirror about three seconds from where I might have hypothetically just driven.

You're a witness.

Am I like, should I have done something?

How bad was it?

It didn't look great.

Yeah.

I mean, hypothetically, somebody got t-boned about a hundred yards behind me.

Were there other cars though that witnessed it too?

As long as they find one or two witnesses you're okay.

Because hypothetically there were other cars trapped behind the accident after it happened.

Here's what I see this is just from Google.

Witnesses are not liable for car accidents, but can assist victims by providing accurate

information about what occurred at the incident scene.

You can do all of that. You chose not to. I don't think you're going to be liable.

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