Sep 30, 2007 by lexus | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I have liability car insurance and the other day a car pulled over in my lane and just stopped i ran into the back of her smashed the front end of my car(non driveable) the police said it wasn't my fault and the other car just left right after it happened.

Laws and insurance regulations could vary depending where you are, but in the United States, you'd need "Collision Coverage" to pay for the damage to your car.

Liability coverage is to take care of damage to the other person's

May 18, 2009 by myopinion | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I hit the house i rent with my car. All i have is liability insurance, wondering if im covered?

Yes, you should be covered if you are carrying liability insurance coverage at the time you hit the said house. The question here is how much in total dollar figures are the damages to the house worth? New York has the 25/50/10 rule; the last figure means

Dec 14, 2008 by BRANDI J | Posted in Insurance & Registration

My car is only covered by basic liability insurance required by the state. I was recently in an accident where another vehicle swerved causing me to roll over 5 times into a ditch and total my car. The other vehicle didn't stop but there were several

If you only have liability coverage, you are not covered for the damage to your vehicle. It does not matter if another vehicle was involved. That is why insurance offers both collision and comprehensive coverage. In some states, there is Uninsured