Cars & Transportation: Insurance & Registration: “Question: 85/15 at fault?” plus 5 more |
- Question: 85/15 at fault?
- Question: What is involved with bringing a car from the US to Europe being able to drive it over there and then selling it?
- Question: Conveyers for register for tx area?
- Question: How long does it take to get reimbursed for a totaled car?
- Question: What happens if you don't have all your driving hours in?
- Question: PA Car Title?
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| Question: How long does it take to get reimbursed for a totaled car? Posted: 17 Aug 2015 07:55 AM PDT It may take several months to complete the inspection, determine the cause, and process the claim. In the interim, you may qualify for a car rental. Unless you have full replacement, "comprehensive" insurance coverage (most people don't carry it), don't expect a full retail value, it will be wholesale, and further reduced for general condition, as determined by the inspector. Also, if you don't have comprehensive coverage, it "may", but will not likely be, covered under collision, you may also not get anything. A minimum liability policy, by itself, will not cover a fire. If the fire was caused by improper wiring, for an amplifier, etc, you also may not have any coverage for a fire caused by your own improper installation. The insurance will not usually cover mods that you've made to the car, that might improve its value beyond KBB trade-in, good condition rating. |
| Question: What happens if you don't have all your driving hours in? Posted: 17 Aug 2015 07:21 AM PDT There is a REASON for the requirement. It is to prepare you, through practice, to learn what is needed to successfully execute the proper processes during the practical, driving skills, road test. If you haven't put in the time, you will not likely to have developed the skill needed to pass the driving test. Less than 1% pass without the necessary practice time behind the wheel, focused on the skills needed for the exam. One key aspect is the parking maneuver, which may include parallel parking, which is an automatic fail if you don't do it right. Following too closely, not stopping in the proper place, for the correct amount of time, not staying in your lane, checking mirrors, using turn signals and checking blind spots are keys for merging and changing lanes, making left and right turns. Part of it is the practical application of the laws and signs, following them while following directions and operation of the vehicle. It takes time and practice to perform well and pass the skills test. If he attempts to fake it, it will likely show during his performance. Hesitation and sudden, unexpected movements cause erratic driving, and will cause failure on the test. Practice helps to alleviate these issues. The practice time is more than a suggestion, for his safety and the public at large. It would be highly recommended that he reschedule the exam, and use the time wisely, to practice and hone his driving skills. It isn't a game, where you have multiple "lives" and attempts to win. Break the law, fail to honor a traffic sign or process, mess up and your test is over early. Barely passing, doing the minimum, or less is not something to be proud of. Do it right, or skip the process all together, and forget the license or privilege of driving, period. |
| Posted: 17 Aug 2015 06:48 AM PDT At 15, you will have significant challenges, that would be simplified for your parents to own, and transfer to you when you're 18. The costs are minimal to put the title in your name, the rest of the process for insurance and registration is another matter, and costs are the least of your problems to overcome. There is no requirement for age or license to own, transfer title on a car. A newborn baby can legally own a motor vehicle. If under legal age, a parent or legal guardian can sign the documents, on their behalf. Getting it registered (tags, license plates) requires insurance and in many places, a safety or emissions inspection. Getting insurance requires the person to hold an insurable interest (partial or complete ownership) and be of legal age to enter into a legally binding contract, which in most jurisdictions is 18, some is 21. This is the reason that parents of minor children (under 18) usually find themselves restricted to their parent's insurance policy, until they are old enough and leave home. Therefore, your parents will need to have a partial interest in your vehicle, and will need to own the insurance policy. One additional issue, someone with a valid driver's license needs to be named the principle driver of the vehicle. This is how companies that own fleets of vehicles operate. Their employees are named drivers, because the company isn't an individual and cannot hold a driver's license. |
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