When a collision occurs just over a hillcrest, the turning driver is often charged with failure to yield the right of way, but other factors may come into play when determining fault. (Photo: Shutterstock)
When traveling on the road, many risks must be considered. While there are some obvious concerns, those that are unseen also pose a threat. Blind hillcrests leave drivers guessing "what's on the other side." Regardless of their intentions, before drivers make a maneuver, they should pay extra attention to blind hillcrests.
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