Hillman v Tompkins (1995)
A motorcyclist was overtaking a slow-moving traffic line on the approach to temporary traffic lights. A car driver in the slow moving queue reached a junction to her offside and indicated her intention to turn to her right. She failed to see the approaching motorcyclist from her rear. A collision occurred. Motorists should anticipate such actions by motorcyclists but the motorcyclist had to accept some blame as he was overtaking on the approach the junction.
Driver 50% to blame Motorcyclist 50% to blame
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