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Im 13 and next year, i am getting a family members car at 14 (in south dakota you have to be at least 14 to drive) and my mom says i have to pay for it all by myself...! Hello...????!! Its hard to get a job at 14 and i have a job (I usually dont go because its a family job) But i can only go twice a month and i get 50$ a month. Is my mom wrong or right?
wow thats crazy lol..u cant even get a job at 14..well then its very very hard...i didnt have to pay for mine till i wa slike 19 or so lol
you are only 13 years old...i could see maybe at 16...but come on people shes in middle school...lol middle schoolers dont pay bills...they do chores
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I was insured under Farmers Mutual of Nebraska but was involved in an accident in April. There was no police report filed. I panicked and completely had no idea what to do. The company truck that hit me promised up and down that it was his fault and the company would take care of it.
He gave me his immediate supervisors phone number and I called and they forwarded my number to their "insurance company". They were called Gallagher-Bassett and were located in Mechanicsburg, PA. The woman that I spoke to gave me the run around for about 4 months. From there, they found the driver not guilty and now it is on my records that I have one at fault accident. From there, my car was deemed totaled and a check was sent to me for about 2500 and Farmers dropped me.
I am now searching for a car insurance company that has accident forgiveness. I tried All-State but I have not been a registered driver long enough to be covered. I started driving 3 years ago at 17. Geico is really high (1275 for 6 months), Esurance originally was only supposed to be $5-600 for 6 months, but when they looked me up and saw my "at fault" record, the rate went up to $900.
Do any of you have any idea what to do? I am driving without car insurance as it expired last Friday. I live in California but my mom is paying for me in South Dakota and if you have ever been to Los Angeles, you know how people drive.
Any companies with rates under $650 for 6 months would be great. Nothing more than $700 maximum.
silentcarrot11, I suggest you call a local car insurance agent to assist you. Since I live in Maine I can't suggest an agent in Nebraska, but here is an online resource that can help you. http://www.multipleautoinsurancequotes.c om/Nebraska-Car-Insurance-Quotes.html
Good Luck!
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Driver, registered and listed on the Rental Agreement. May be an extra charge for an additional driver, depending on the supplier. Additional Liability Insurance (ALI): Provides additional protection for bodily injury or death plus property damage. Airport Fee: Charge applied by airport authorities for terminal and off terminal locations. In most cases, this charge is also applied to additional charges, such as one way fees, fuel option, child seat rental etc which are not included in the daily rate and are paid at the counter. Collision Damage Waiver (CDW): Covers the rental vehicle in the event of accidental damage to the rental vehicle other than by theft or attempted theft. An excess usually applies and the amount will vary depending on the pick up country and/or vehicle type. Excess Reduction (ER): Optional charge offered by the car rental company to reduce or waive the insurance excess in the event of an insurance claim against damage or theft. Gazetted Roads: A sealed or unsealed road regularly maintained by a local, state or government body or council. Insurance Excess: The amount the client is responsible for in the event the rental vehicle is damaged (whether the driver is at fault or not) or stolen. Loss Damage Waiver (LDW): Covers the rental vehicle in the event of accidental damage and theft. An excess usually applies and the amount will vary depending on the pick up country and/or vehicle type. One Way Fee: This fee is imposed to cover the costs of returning the vehicle back to the originating location. In Australia & USA, charges may apply between cities within the same State and renting between States. Some countries charge for one way fees between airport and downtown locations within the same city. Personal Accident Insurance (PAI): Covers the driver and additional passengers of the rental vehicle for personal and physical injuries incurred in an accident. Premium Location Surcharge/Location Service Charge: Charge applied by car rental companies at selected downtown and railway locations. This additional item also includes the Airport Fee. In most cases, this charge is also applied to additional charges, such as one way fees, fuel option, child seat rental etc which are not included in the daily rate and are paid at the counter. Rental Period: Your car rental period starts when you pick up the rental car and ends when you drop it off. Rental periods are based on 24 hours periods from the time of pick up so, for example, from 9am on a Friday to 9am the following day is charged as a one day rental. Sealed Road: A road sealed with a hard material such as tar, bitumen or concrete. Security Deposit: Amount frozen on the clients credit card at time of collection. The amount frozen is usually the full insurance excess amount. However, if an insurance excess is not applicable or the full excess is not frozen then an amount may still be frozen for incidentals such as fuel bond, optional charges, loss of keys etc. Senior Driver Surcharge: Surcharge payable by senior drivers over &/or between a specific age. Theft Protection (TP): Covers the rental vehicle in the event of theft, attempted theft or vandalism. An excess usually applies and the amount will vary depending on the pick up country and/or vehicle type. Third Party: Provides coverage against bodily injury to persons other than the driver of the rented car and property damage to anything other than the rental vehicle and contents of same. Vehicle Licensing Fee/Vehicle Road Registration Fee: Government imposed levy for each rental car in the car provider’s fleet. Charge to partially recover the vehicle registration costs. Young Driver Surcharge: Surcharge payable by young drivers under a specific age.
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