Practical Car Insurance

Your Practical Guide to Car Insurance

  • Feb 29

    by mheo soriano

    Uninsured drivers cont’d

    They may have to pay a judgment out of their personal assets. In some states, a driver with an unsatisfied judgment resulting from a car accident will be unable to renew his driver’s license until the judgment has been paid. Uninsured drivers may well be forced into bankruptcy.

    This is cold comfort to someone who is involved in an accident with an uninsured driver. This adds a large amount to the average annual premium.
    Ironically, this can produce a Catch-22 situation: as premiums get higher it becomes even more tempting for some people not to take out car insurance.
    To be continued…

  • Feb 23

    by mheo soriano

    2) NHS costs:

    Nowadays accident and emergency departments can claim for cost of treatment from the insurance company. This also includes ambulance costs.
    Also if you are the innocent victim of an accident, the hospital bills will be paid by the offender’s insurer and vice versa. NHS bills can be surprisingly very expensive.

    3) Uninsured drivers:

    Statistics say that one in 10 drivers is uninsured.
    Whenever an uninsured driver gets involved in accidents and ends up injuring other people the driver won’t be able to call upon the auto insurance carrier to defend him against any consequential lawsuits, or to pay any settlements or award of damages resulting from litigation.
    To be continued…