I insured a truck a week ago because I was planning on buying the vehicle the next and I wanted to be fully insured when I take delivery of the vehicle. Long story short there is an issue with the title and I simply backed out of the purschase however my insurance company already has [...]
farmermutal is great company.
My mother is 71 and was involved in an auto accident that was’nt her fault. Her car was totaled and she has bruising that I know of. Would you recommend this attorney. I don’t know what to do other than call the other guy’s insurance company. Other people tell me we [...]
That other guy totally didn’t answer your question.
No, you don’t need insurance IF the car you’re driving is ALREADY insured.
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A year ago I was in an accident that was my fault. I had full comprehensive insurance but the car I was driving was not covered and it was not my car. As a result I am being sued now . Someone told me that because I had full comprehensive insurance through them on [...]
I didn’t stop all the way at a stop sign. I wasn’t speeding but got a ticket. Will it make my insurance go up? I live in Cali by the way
In order to be legal on the road, you need the FL auto insurance required, which is basically just PIP. In order to get the permit to sell food from the truck, you need general liability with product liability.
A local agent should be able to get both for you.
It seems that Allstate is a bit expensive, of course I know it’s based on what type of car and such. I wanted to know if anyone has better experience with perhaps State Farm, Progressive, etc…?
If an indigent was not buying auto insurance (eligible for food stamps but not participating) (just barely getting by), and he had to buy 100$ of auto insurance, would that be enough to force him/her onto onto food stamps. (would it take 200$?, 300$?…how much?)
