OPS Copper wrote:I believe it has no effect for the at fault insurance rules. Plus in this case you were not found not guilty. Or proven that the facts if the accident were not correct. The charges were withdrawn due to a witness not showing up.

OPS

Thanks.

But does this not mean that the insurance company cannot prove that the facts were true?

UPDATE - the witness did not show up, and I discussed my situation (surgeries, medical issues as a result of accident) to the prosecutor and police officer. The case was withdrawn.

Question here - what impact does this have on the "at-fault" rules in terms of insurance? Can I challenge my insurance company given the case was withdrawn?

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