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Common Car Insurance Scams To Look Out For in 2025
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The other criminal does the "swoop" by pulling in front of the squat vehicle and hitting the brakes, causing the victim to rear-end the squat car. The drive down is another type of staged accident where the criminal appears to allow the victim to make a turn but then drives their car into the victim's car. After the scammer waves the victim on to make a left turn, they move forward and block the victim, trapping them in the middle of an intersection, and then the victim is hit by the third vehicle.