Mini roundabout accident

[Annaah]

I was recently hit side-on on the front passenger wheel while exiting a mini roundabout. The roundabout has 3 exits (Straight on, right, or back round) and is single laned. It was about 6pm (05/03/09) as I approached the roundabout from Cross Deep, Twickenham (London), I indicated to go right on the roundabout to exit onto Waldegrave Road, I was going around the roundabout and was almost about to turn off at the exit when a car pulled out and hit my front passenger wheel.

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu84/Annaah _album/CRASH.jpg

She tried to claim I did not indicate to go right and that she thought I was going straight (but I was far too established going right on the roundabout for her to assume I was going straight on), however I had two witnesses on the road who confirmed I did indicate. She also tried to buy me off instead of going through the insurance Evil or Very Mad.

I was just wondering if anyone would know what is the likely outcome of this, whether there is a chance of her being completely at fault or is there a chance it may go 50-50 (I hope not or I'll go mad)


Any advice will be a great help!! Thank You for reading!

[factor-fiction]

Is she saing you were indicating o come off at the exit before her so she thought it safe to pull out? That could be her only possible defence for pulling out, but even then I think she should have made sure before pulling out

[Annaah]

She is saying that I was not indicating at all, however I have two witnesses that say I did.

If you look at the link I've provided, you can see where abouts on the roundabout she hit me. So her theory I did not indicate contradicts with my position of where my car is on the roundabout, the roundabout is small you can't exactly go relatively fast or anything.

P.s

Green Arrow = Me
Red Arrow = Incompetent driver

[factor-fiction]

From what you say the other driver must be at fault as she should not have pulled out. I don't see that it matters whether you were indicating or not . If you weren't indicating I can't see why she'd have thought that meant it was okay to pull out.

[dilligaf]

You were on the roundabout and unless there signs or road markings to the contrary, you have priority. Indicators have nothing to do with it.