Am I in any ways responsible?

One of my cousins borrowed a car from another relative. My cousin was taking me to and from school (we go to the same college and have class at the same time). Anyways the cars transmission pretty much burnt out and my aunt (well our aunt) is trying to point the blame on me but I wasn't driving nor was I the one who borrowed the car; I just happened to be in it. Am I in any way, responsible for what happened?

What do they have you do on a driving test?

Can someone who recently went to get a drivers licence tell me what they had you do on your driving test? Did they make you actually go on the highway or road, I'm gonna go get mine but Idk if I know everything yet .... just tell me everything you had to do please I just wanna be ready and pass! Thanks :) and I live in Texas , idk if it's different in other places or not

Well I was recently in a car accident. I had the right of way and the other driver blew a stop sign. I ended up hitting her broadside.

Police came. Report was written and the driver in the car I hit received 3 tickets; careless driving, failure to stop and obstruction of windshield. I received no tickets.

My concern is that I received a claim acknowledgment from my insurance company. She filed a claim with my company for liability BI/PD.

I just don't understand why she is going after me after all she received 3 tickets. Should I be worried???

1. Get some sort of extended cab
2. You can find lifts for all three brands with GM and Ford the most common
3. According to the manufacturers websites...Any vehicle can tow the bass boat but the entire Ford line can tow the Bobcat while only the 3/4 and one ton Dodge and Chevy trucks can.
4. and 7. Diesel would be the better option mpg would be in the double digits and the gas would be single while towing.
5. In your case yes.
6. They are standard on all late model vehicles.
8. I would also go Ford. GM is having a lot quality control issues of late and Dodge oops I mean Ram just doesn't seem to get as much love in the aftermarket as Ford and Chevy

In closing with lift F-250/F-350 without a lift a non commercial F-450 (go big or go home).