Bradley Logsdon
New Member
- Jurisdiction
- Oregon
In Oregon state customers can't pump there own fuel.
I'm new to Oregon.
Scenario- I pull up to the pump and the attendant puts the fuel nozzle to my tank. I hand him$100 and ask for $20 in fuel. He walks off and I assume he starts to fuel me up. Takes a while assisting other customers and eventually comes back with my change. Hands me my change. does something with the pump (I'm assuming he's finished here) I say thanks man, have a good night. I turn my car on and begin driving off and *BaM* I pull the nozzle & hose from the disconnect.
I had to provide insurance. For the possibility of breaking the hose.
I don't feel like I'm at fault. They guy handed me my change so I believed he was finished. Normally when I receive my change the attendant is finished pumping. Who's responsible for the fuel hose in this situation?
I'm new to Oregon.
Scenario- I pull up to the pump and the attendant puts the fuel nozzle to my tank. I hand him$100 and ask for $20 in fuel. He walks off and I assume he starts to fuel me up. Takes a while assisting other customers and eventually comes back with my change. Hands me my change. does something with the pump (I'm assuming he's finished here) I say thanks man, have a good night. I turn my car on and begin driving off and *BaM* I pull the nozzle & hose from the disconnect.
I had to provide insurance. For the possibility of breaking the hose.
I don't feel like I'm at fault. They guy handed me my change so I believed he was finished. Normally when I receive my change the attendant is finished pumping. Who's responsible for the fuel hose in this situation?