If you have the misfortune of being involved in a crash, it can sometimes be a small comfort to know that car insurance coverage- your own or the other driver’s - will probably kick in and help pay for medical treatment and vehicle damage. In some cases, however, the other driver may not have any (or enough) car insurance, or in the case of. The other driver’s insurance company should pay: To repair or replace your car. For a rental car while your car is being repaired. Medical and hospital bills for you and your passengers. For wages lost because of an injury. The other driver’s company may ask you to get an estimate for the cost of the repair, or they may send out their own. Driver synonyms, driver pronunciation, driver translation, English dictionary definition of driver. Road hog, roadhog - a driver who obstructs.
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1. Can I collect under 'no-fault' insurance for damages to my vehicle if I was at fault for an accident and I do not carry first party coverage?
2. What must I do after a loss?
3. What happens after I file a claim with the other driver's insurance company?
4. Who decides who is at fault for the accident and how much they owe?
5. The insurance company is telling me that they are going to deny my claim because it is not covered under their insured's policy even though their insured is clearly at fault for the accident. What can I do?
6. The insurance company is telling me that their policyholder did not carry enough insurance to fully pay for my damages. What can I do?
7. When will the other driver’s insurance company contact me and how long do they have to look at my vehicle?
8. How long does the insurance company have to settle my claim?
9. Will the insurer have to reimburse me for renting a car?
10. What about storage fees?
11. Who decides whether or not my car can be repaired?
12. Can I choose my own repair shop?
13. Can I ask the insurer to recommend a repair shop?
14. Does the insurance company have to use new parts to repair my vehicle?
15. Do I have to accept non-OEM parts?
16. How will the value of my vehicle be calculated to determine if it is a total loss?
17. Can the insurer deduct for any damage or rust to my car that existed before the loss?
18. I found a car just like mine that costs more than what I got from the insurance company for my old car. What can I do?
19. Does the insurer have to give me the option to keep my car after they have declared it a total loss?
20. If the insurer settles my total loss and lets me keep the car, can I use the settlement money to fix it instead of selling it for salvage?
21. Does the insurance company have to pay off my car loan?
22. Must I conclude my claim within a certain time frame?
23. What if the insurer denies my claim or if I disagree with their settlement offer?
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- If the other driver is willing to pay the costs of your vehicle or property damage, then grab a few quotes from a mechanic or repair shop and send it to the driver. Remember, it’s still a good idea to report the incident with your insurer, so they can advise you on whether to sort it out privately or scrap the idea and make a claim instead.