Unreasonable setting of property railings caused the owner to accidentally bump into it when reversing. Is the property responsible for compensation?

Unreasonable setting of property railings leads to accidental collision of business owners when reversing. Whether property compensation is needed or not needs to be judged according to specific circumstances.

First of all, if the location of the property railing is unreasonable, causing the owner's vehicle to collide, then the property may have to bear certain responsibilities in this case. Because the property, as the manager of the community, should ensure the traffic order and safety of the community, if they do not consider the safety of vehicles when setting railings, causing losses to business households, then the property should bear certain liability for compensation.

However, if the owner fails to observe the traffic safety rules when reversing, fails to pay attention to the surrounding environment or causes the vehicle to hit the railing due to driving technical problems, then the property may not be liable in this case. Because business owners are directly responsible for driving vehicles, they should be responsible for their own driving behavior and bear corresponding responsibilities.

In short, in this case, the specific responsibility attribution needs to be judged according to the actual situation. If the business owner can prove that there is a safety hazard in the railing setting of the property, and this safety hazard is the main cause of the accident, then the property may be liable for compensation. However, if the business owner has his own driving fault, then in this case, the property can not bear the responsibility.