Does your state have no fault car insurance?

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UT1999
08/30/2017
07:21 AM
#1
Does it? So iirc sometimes if your state has no fault that you may be on the hook for a deductible even if a car accident isn't your......


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UT1999
08/30/2017
07:53 AM
#2
bump
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Nikra
08/30/2017
08:08 AM
#3
What???
UT1999
08/30/2017
08:10 AM
#4
Nikra posted...
What???

what??? duh??
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IfGodCouldDie
08/30/2017
08:12 AM
#5
I've never heard of that. That's fucking brutal. If your insurance company wants to charge someone for an accident you are not at fault for, it should be the person at fault.
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UT1999
08/30/2017
08:13 AM
#6
IfGodCouldDie posted...
I've never heard of that. That's fucking brutal. If your insurance company wants to charge someone for an accident you are not at fault for, it should be the person at fault.

yeah no shit
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treewojima
08/30/2017
08:16 AM
#7
insurance companies will already hike your rates for accidents that aren't your fault, so this is just a logical extension of that
IfGodCouldDie
08/30/2017
08:29 AM
#8
treewojima posted...
insurance companies will already hike your rates for accidents that aren't your fault, so this is just a logical extension of that

Not my insurance company, granted I live in Alberta. Hell here an accident that is not your fault won't even show up on your drivers abstract.
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voldothegr8
08/30/2017
08:30 AM
#9
treewojima posted...
insurance companies will already hike your rates for accidents that aren't your fault, so this is just a logical extension of that

The only way that happens is if the other driver has no insurance and you have to use your own to cover their fuck up, but then you can sue the driver. Otherwise if they're at fault their insurance covers it and yours shouldn't go up since it wasn't used. The 2 accidents I've been in weren't my fault, the other drivers insurance covered me both times and mine never went up as a result.
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UT1999
08/30/2017
08:33 AM
#10
voldothegr8 posted...
treewojima posted...
insurance companies will already hike your rates for accidents that aren't your fault, so this is just a logical extension of that

The only way that happens is if the other driver has no insurance and you have to use your own to cover their fuck up, but then you can sue the driver. Otherwise if they're at fault their insurance covers it and yours shouldn't go up since it wasn't used. The 2 accidents I've been in weren't my fault, the other drivers insurance covered me both times and mine never went up as a result.

yeah but does your state have no fault ins.? did you have no fault insurance?
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Sativa_Rose
08/30/2017
08:38 AM
#11
I have no idea honestly.
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