Archive for the ‘Truck Insurance’ Category
December 16th, 2009 | 
Author: i’m interested in becoming an insurance agent/broker for commercial vehicles. How do i get started?
You go to the California Department of Insurance site, and look for Producer Licensing. That will explain what you have to do to get the license.
If you want some more information, I would check out…
http://www.surveyland.org/jump.php?link=insurance
Take care.
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My truck was repo’d for not having insurance on it but I actually had Insurance and when they discovered this they still made me pay HALF the original repo fee. Is this legal? If not what can I do to report them so that others will be aware of how they treat customers before they do business with them.
Call the police and report your car stolen.
End of story.
A tree fell on my truck. The damage consists of a cracked windshield and a few dents/scratches on the top of the truck, hood, etc. This vehicle is my commuter, and I only plan on keeping it for another year, although it is quite reliable. If I make an insurance claim they will likely total the vehicle.
Is it possible to get a claim (even if it totals the vehicle), take the cash, and keep the totaled vehicle?
Company said "Act of God, file a claim w/ your own Insurance."
Truck is a 1993 Chevrolet S-10 with 160k miles on it. It still runs great and gets 27mpg (not bad for a V-6, much less being 14 years old). So, although the paint is wearing a little thin, what some may see as a "creampuff" makes for a very reliable daily driver.
should be able to…..and even if they total it and have it hauled to the salvage yard…..they might sell it back to you .