If you accidentally hit a pedestrian who runs a red light, should the car owner be held responsible?

I don't think so, after all, these responsibilities are not on my own.

I think in the end, it depends on the result, and I think I still need to compensate.

I don't think there is any responsibility under the traffic law, pedestrians are fully responsible.

I don't think it's necessary, after all, it's the pedestrians who run the red light first.

1. Is the driver responsible for a pedestrian running a red light and being hit?

1. The driver who is hit by a pedestrian running a red light shall be responsible, and the responsibility shall be judged according to the following circumstances:

1) If the driver has violated the law, he shall bear the main responsibility;

2) If the vehicle has not violated the law, it shall bear secondary responsibility for respecting brothers;

3) If the driver escapes after an accident, he shall bear full responsibility for the accident.

2. Legal basis: Article 60 of the Provisions on the Handling Procedures for Road Traffic Accidents Omitted from the Draft.

The traffic management department of the public security organ shall determine the responsibility of the party according to the role of the party's behavior in the occurrence of road traffic accidents and the severity of the fault.

1) Where a road traffic accident is caused by the fault of one of the parties, full responsibility shall be borne by the party;

2) Where a road traffic accident occurs due to the fault of two or more parties, they shall bear primary responsibility, equal responsibility and secondary responsibility respectively according to the effect of their actions on the accident and the severity of the fault;

3) None of the parties is at fault for causing the road traffic accident, and if it is a traffic accident, none of the parties is liable.

If one party intentionally causes a road traffic accident, the other party is not liable.

2. How to compensate for a pedestrian who runs a red light and is killed.

The compensation for a pedestrian who runs a red light and is killed is as follows:

1. If a pedestrian runs a red light and is hit, and the motor vehicle party is not responsible, it generally only needs to bear no more than 10% of the compensation liability;

2. If a pedestrian is hit by a red light, and the motor vehicle bears secondary liability, it generally bears 10%-30% of the compensation liability.

As long as the driver does not violate the rules, the pedestrian is fully responsible, and the driver does not bear any responsibility.

The first depends on what country it is in, the second is to see what traffic police it encounters, and the third is to see who is driving! Fourth, there is no ** intervention, nothing is absolute, it is all relative, and there are many factors that affect the final result.

Whether you want to be responsible or not, according to the judgment of the traffic police, the sedan chair shall prevail.

Nor absolutely. There is also one of China's traffic regulations that is to turn and go straight. In addition, most traffic police will consider people-oriented, pedestrians are a vulnerable group, and motor vehicles are a strong group.

There are many factors to consider, such as the relationship you are looking for, whose background is hard, such as whether the driver is drunk and drug driving, and so on.

This kind of thing is too complicated to be clear without specific details.