Originally posted by Moral Hazard
When and by how much? Also, please share the details.... was it really not your fault (as in you had 0% liability) or was it "not your fault" (as in "the guy in front of me stopped but I couldn't because the road was wet, sure I was following too close but I mean, he shouldn't have stopped).
i dont remember exactly by how much because my dad handles it. I already had an accident prior to that (maybe a year or two ago). I was at a red light changing a cd and i looked in the rearview mirror and i saw a car going at least 80 and then a split second it rear ended my car. I was in shock because i did not expect something like this to happen, especially at 4am. It looked like there was not much damage done to my car at first but when they inspected it the whole trunk underneath was smashed so it cost $4500 to fix. I also got a neck and a knee injury so i went for physiotherapy. Then next year after renewal my insurance rate went up (because i was a risky driver? i dont know).
Jun-01-2006 16:33
Moral Hazard
Oppressing the 99%
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: with the 1%
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Originally posted by geroin
i dont remember exactly by how much because my dad handles it. I already had an accident prior to that (maybe a year or two ago). I was at a red light changing a cd and i looked in the rearview mirror and i saw a car going at least 80 and then a split second it rear ended my car. I was in shock because i did not expect something like this to happen, especially at 4am. It looked like there was not much damage done to my car at first but when they inspected it the whole trunk underneath was smashed so it cost $4500 to fix. I also got a neck and a knee injury so i went for physiotherapy. Then next year after renewal my insurance rate went up (because i was a risky driver? i dont know).
So this accident happened a year or two ago? when was the one before? Was the one before your fault?
Something to consider.... two years ago all rates went up.
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Originally posted by RickyM
you're just a shit version of Moral Hazard. At least he knows what he's talking about.
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
lol, i love it when moral feels the need to lay the smack down
Jun-01-2006 16:48
Jem_hadar
I remember...
Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Pandora (South of Nowhere)
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Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
I'm so glad that I don't have to worry about insurance right now b/c my family has company cars. The horror stories I hear of insurance companies make me nervous to get a car of my own. They sound super gay.
I waited till 25 to buy a car for insurance reasons! I simply wasn't gonna fucking pay ~$3,500-$4,000 for insurance a year!
Crazy.
My rates now I am content with, thus I decided to buy a car (finally)!
Jem
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Jun-02-2006 03:52
Halycon
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Registered: May 2005
Location: underneath the blacklights.....
i had to do that for my parents cars when i drove too.
and my car is currently sitting in my dads garage with some insurance for classic cars which says i can't drive it anyways, since im nuder 25 lol.
Jun-02-2006 05:02
ChemEnhanced
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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Milton, ON Canada
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do tell, is this a bit ridiculous or am I crazy? (INSURANCE FUN)
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
I have JUST the intersection here in Cambridge for that, in fact I was thinking about this yesterday. But that's because it almost happened.
But let me get this straight, if I'm going straight through a lighted intersection and the guy opposite me is turning left and he could indeed make it if I didn't accelerate, but I did and hit him, they're still at fault?
That is correct...the Government set out the No-Fault rules and the rules do not take into consideration the speed you are travelling at....you could be going mach 1 through the intersection and if the other driver turns left infront of you he is at fault.
I am exaggerating here....as the other driver could fight the ruling of the No-Fault Chart as you probably would have been charged with careless driving at the least. IF you dispute the ruling then liability would be based on the General Rules of the Road.
Jun-02-2006 11:30
Moral Hazard
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do tell, is this a bit ridiculous or am I crazy? (INSURANCE FUN)
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
But let me get this straight, if I'm going straight through a lighted intersection and the guy opposite me is turning left and he could indeed make it if I didn't accelerate, but I did and hit him, they're still at fault?
In addition to Scott's post above.... it does not need to be a lighted intersection.... if any person is turning left across you path at any time in any place and you collide then they are 100% liable/at fault (provided you are not charged with a criminal or some Highway Traffic Act offence pertaining to the operation of the vehicle contributing to the collision.... ie. running from the cops, running a read, reckless driving).
To correct Scott's post... a careless charge (in this instance) may not make you at fault as it is secondary to the "left turn not in safety" charge the other driver would likely receive.
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Originally posted by RickyM
you're just a shit version of Moral Hazard. At least he knows what he's talking about.
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
lol, i love it when moral feels the need to lay the smack down
Jun-02-2006 12:02
ChemEnhanced
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Location: Milton, ON Canada
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Do tell, is this a bit ridiculous or am I crazy? (INSURANCE FUN)
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Originally posted by Moral Hazard
To correct Scott's post... a careless charge (in this instance) may not make you at fault as it is secondary to the "left turn not in safety" charge the other driver would likely receive.
you are correct...the left turn would still be at fault for the accident....if the charge was something greater then the left turn may not be found 100% at fault.
Jun-02-2006 16:33
VERTiG0
cunning linguist.
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: no longer Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Hah you guys are awesome, I'm going to go get in an accident today!*
*no I'm not
Jun-02-2006 16:52
ChemEnhanced
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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Milton, ON Canada
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
Hah you guys are awesome, I'm going to go get in an accident today!*
*no I'm not
Well if you do....make sure you are injured....I'd be more then happy to do your housekeeping for $100.00 a week....and I'm sure some attendent care would be needed as well.
Jun-02-2006 19:29
VERTiG0
cunning linguist.
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: no longer Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Well if you do....make sure you are injured....I'd be more then happy to do your housekeeping for $100.00 a week....and I'm sure some attendent care would be needed as well.
Oh I can feel the severe back and neck pains starting now
Jun-02-2006 19:31
zoogla
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Re: Re: Do tell, is this a bit ridiculous or am I crazy? (INSURANCE FUN)
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Originally posted by Moral Hazard
This is compounded when you add a young, single, male driver
...not to mention DAMN good looking! (that's right, you hairy beast! )
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Originally posted by VERTiG0
Hah you guys are awesome, I'm going to go get in an accident today!
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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
Well if you do....make sure you are injured
LOL
Jun-04-2006 10:44
VERTiG0
cunning linguist.
Registered: Dec 2003
Location: no longer Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Re: Re: Re: Do tell, is this a bit ridiculous or am I crazy? (INSURANCE FUN)
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Originally posted by fayraree
...not to mention DAMN good looking! (that's right, you hairy beast! )