accident...............?
Q. when youre in a car accident, and they put you me in a c-collar...why couldnt i just go home with it... why was i put in a different type of neck bracE??
Asked by fewdropsshortofarainstorm - Thu Jul 24 12:44:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what the docs found. You may have needed more or less support than the c-collar they first gave you. Some aren't great for longer term use, they are too uncomfortable for that.
Answered by heogog - Thu Jul 24 12:57:09 2008
Q. when youre in a car accident, and they put you me in a c-collar...why couldnt i just go home with it... why was i put in a different type of neck bracE??
Asked by fewdropsshortofarainstorm - Thu Jul 24 12:44:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what the docs found. You may have needed more or less support than the c-collar they first gave you. Some aren't great for longer term use, they are too uncomfortable for that.
Answered by heogog - Thu Jul 24 12:57:09 2008
How to find out any infromation about a car accident?
Q. A friend of mine had a friend who passed away due to injuries that substained in a car accident. How to get infromation about the auto accident? Family gave no info about where, when, who, reasons that the accident may have happened. Are there car accident reports for the public to see?
Asked by sexy_lop - Thu Jun 19 07:15:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could try your local police station or local newspaper office...i doubt very much if they would give out hat kind of info to someone that is not a relative...might be worth a try though.
Answered by Nancy H - Thu Jun 19 07:24:15 2008
Q. A friend of mine had a friend who passed away due to injuries that substained in a car accident. How to get infromation about the auto accident? Family gave no info about where, when, who, reasons that the accident may have happened. Are there car accident reports for the public to see?
Asked by sexy_lop - Thu Jun 19 07:15:32 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you could try your local police station or local newspaper office...i doubt very much if they would give out hat kind of info to someone that is not a relative...might be worth a try though.
Answered by Nancy H - Thu Jun 19 07:24:15 2008
What happens in a car accident of this nature?
Q. I was in an accident, i (person A) am driving a vehicle that i do not own, the owner (person b) however has lability and full coverage to top it off. I also have liability and full coverage to top it off, but that car is not listed on my policy, because i dont own it. Now lets say i get into an accident and need to pay for damages to other objects (well just say person C), as well as for the vehicle i crashed.(owned by person b) WTF?
Asked by sandynlily - Wed Feb 18 23:45:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Texas, liability follows the vehicle. Assumption: you have the permission of B to driver their car. If you hit person C while driving Person B's vehicle, B insurance will be responsible for the damages. If that policy is not substantial enough to cover the damages in full, your insurance will be excess and pick up where B left off. B's insurance will pay to fix B's car, subject to the deductible.
Answered by toby - Wed Feb 18 23:55:01 2009
Q. I was in an accident, i (person A) am driving a vehicle that i do not own, the owner (person b) however has lability and full coverage to top it off. I also have liability and full coverage to top it off, but that car is not listed on my policy, because i dont own it. Now lets say i get into an accident and need to pay for damages to other objects (well just say person C), as well as for the vehicle i crashed.(owned by person b) WTF?
Asked by sandynlily - Wed Feb 18 23:45:56 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Texas, liability follows the vehicle. Assumption: you have the permission of B to driver their car. If you hit person C while driving Person B's vehicle, B insurance will be responsible for the damages. If that policy is not substantial enough to cover the damages in full, your insurance will be excess and pick up where B left off. B's insurance will pay to fix B's car, subject to the deductible.
Answered by toby - Wed Feb 18 23:55:01 2009
What kind of accident might cause a scar on the body of a diver?
Q. I'm writing a piece of fiction where an ex-navy diver has a scar on his stomach which he got in a diving accident and trying to think of a legitimate story behind it. Can only think of shark or swimming into barbed wire. Any other ideas?
Asked by Sabrina - Tue Sep 9 05:50:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coral cuts pretty badly... maybe he swam over some? Or maybe he accidently hit himself with an abalone knife while cutting the shells off the rocks?
Answered by Kristy - Tue Sep 9 10:43:22 2008
Q. I'm writing a piece of fiction where an ex-navy diver has a scar on his stomach which he got in a diving accident and trying to think of a legitimate story behind it. Can only think of shark or swimming into barbed wire. Any other ideas?
Asked by Sabrina - Tue Sep 9 05:50:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Coral cuts pretty badly... maybe he swam over some? Or maybe he accidently hit himself with an abalone knife while cutting the shells off the rocks?
Answered by Kristy - Tue Sep 9 10:43:22 2008
What is the worst accident yo uhave seen happen on the road in front of you?
Q. I walked past a new Toyota Matrix xlammed into the sideof an Infiniti FX45 in an idiot lane change. I wonder what is the worst accident you have seen while you were ont he road driving, happening in front of you?
Asked by The Wise Cat Named Binky - Wed Jul 29 21:51:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Motor-home went over the side of a bridge onto the highway below. 4 dead and several injured. I have worked accidents as bad as this too.
Answered by rottendog93 - Wed Jul 29 22:05:06 2009
Q. I walked past a new Toyota Matrix xlammed into the sideof an Infiniti FX45 in an idiot lane change. I wonder what is the worst accident you have seen while you were ont he road driving, happening in front of you?
Asked by The Wise Cat Named Binky - Wed Jul 29 21:51:51 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Motor-home went over the side of a bridge onto the highway below. 4 dead and several injured. I have worked accidents as bad as this too.
Answered by rottendog93 - Wed Jul 29 22:05:06 2009
I was in a car accident, and developed carpal tunnel in both hands. How much can I expect in settlement?
Q. I was in a car accident, hit from behind by a commercial box truck, and have developed sever carpal tunnel in both hands. It's been ongoing for 3 years now, and I've had surgery on both wrists, but the symptoms remain. What kind of settlement should I be expecting from this lawsuit? Thank you.
Asked by Larsen345 - Thu Oct 22 21:18:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it kind of depends, where you do live? Also, is it irrefutably the other guys fault, I mean can any of the blame be put on you? And are you looking for restitution for loss of income or just payment due to emotional stress or whatever it is called? And if you are also looking for restitution for loss of income, it all depends on what you normally earn.
Answered by Maky - Thu Oct 22 21:40:05 2009
Q. I was in a car accident, hit from behind by a commercial box truck, and have developed sever carpal tunnel in both hands. It's been ongoing for 3 years now, and I've had surgery on both wrists, but the symptoms remain. What kind of settlement should I be expecting from this lawsuit? Thank you.
Asked by Larsen345 - Thu Oct 22 21:18:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it kind of depends, where you do live? Also, is it irrefutably the other guys fault, I mean can any of the blame be put on you? And are you looking for restitution for loss of income or just payment due to emotional stress or whatever it is called? And if you are also looking for restitution for loss of income, it all depends on what you normally earn.
Answered by Maky - Thu Oct 22 21:40:05 2009
Decribe the accident that proved to a focal point in the life of her heritage? What symbols or images do we se?
Q. Decrible the accident that proved to be a focal point in the of Frida Kahlo. What were the results of the accidents.
Asked by CeCe - Thu May 27 15:27:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When she was six years old Frida contracted polio. Confined to a bed she drew all the time. In her late teens, Kahlo suffered serious injuries in a bus accident, including a broken spinal column, a broken collarbone, broken ribs, a broken pelvis, eleven fractures in her right leg, a crushed and dislocated right foot, and a dislocated shoulder. Additionally, an iron handrail impaled her abdomen, piercing her uterus, which seriously damaged her reproductive ability. This was perhaps the most psychologically damaging component of the accident and a reality she never fully came to terms with. Though Frida recovered from her injuries and eventually regained her ability to walk, she was plagued by relapses of extreme pain for the remainder of… [cont.]
Answered by sports - Thu May 27 15:44:02 2010
Q. Decrible the accident that proved to be a focal point in the of Frida Kahlo. What were the results of the accidents.
Asked by CeCe - Thu May 27 15:27:54 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When she was six years old Frida contracted polio. Confined to a bed she drew all the time. In her late teens, Kahlo suffered serious injuries in a bus accident, including a broken spinal column, a broken collarbone, broken ribs, a broken pelvis, eleven fractures in her right leg, a crushed and dislocated right foot, and a dislocated shoulder. Additionally, an iron handrail impaled her abdomen, piercing her uterus, which seriously damaged her reproductive ability. This was perhaps the most psychologically damaging component of the accident and a reality she never fully came to terms with. Though Frida recovered from her injuries and eventually regained her ability to walk, she was plagued by relapses of extreme pain for the remainder of… [cont.]
Answered by sports - Thu May 27 15:44:02 2010
What factors does an automobile accident attorney consider when determining to accept a case or not?
Q. What factors does an automobile accident attorney consider when determining to accept a case or not? How would you rank them in importance and why?
Asked by Rob - Mon Dec 8 22:36:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The likelihood of winning and then actually recovering money and then whether the money is likely to be enough to make it worth his time. Same as plumbers, electricians and anyone else in the business of providing services.
Answered by laughter_every_day - Mon Dec 8 23:37:24 2008
Q. What factors does an automobile accident attorney consider when determining to accept a case or not? How would you rank them in importance and why?
Asked by Rob - Mon Dec 8 22:36:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The likelihood of winning and then actually recovering money and then whether the money is likely to be enough to make it worth his time. Same as plumbers, electricians and anyone else in the business of providing services.
Answered by laughter_every_day - Mon Dec 8 23:37:24 2008
How long after a tramatic accident does it take to see if there is swelling on the brain?
Q. My cousin was in a horrible snowmobiling accident last night and is on a ventilator. They said he is doing good but they are waiting to see if there is swelling on his brain.. How long does it take to see if this has happened and how long is the critical period? When can we be sure he is out of harms way? Thank You in Advance.
Asked by myraxellenxamos - Mon Jan 28 08:15:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They know right away What they are waiting for it to see how quickly it goes down which will be a better indication of the extent of the head trauma and if there will be any preeminent damage.
Answered by emtd65 - Mon Jan 28 08:20:58 2008
Q. My cousin was in a horrible snowmobiling accident last night and is on a ventilator. They said he is doing good but they are waiting to see if there is swelling on his brain.. How long does it take to see if this has happened and how long is the critical period? When can we be sure he is out of harms way? Thank You in Advance.
Asked by myraxellenxamos - Mon Jan 28 08:15:59 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They know right away What they are waiting for it to see how quickly it goes down which will be a better indication of the extent of the head trauma and if there will be any preeminent damage.
Answered by emtd65 - Mon Jan 28 08:20:58 2008
If the Carfax report shows accident but title is clean I mean no salvage title then is any risk of buying car?
Q. Also what about the insurance? Is the insurance will be higher than non-accident cars?
Asked by GSM N - Fri Dec 28 23:18:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would have the vehicle checked out by a reputable body shop to find out the extent of the damage and if it was repaired correctly. If the damage was not severe and the repair was done properly, then you will be ok to buy it. No, the insurance is not more expensive because it had a previous accident. Insurance rates are based off your driving record and how the vehicle does in an accident. If you have any further questions, please feel free to e-mail me. Good luck!
Answered by Jeeves - Fri Dec 28 23:39:20 2007
Q. Also what about the insurance? Is the insurance will be higher than non-accident cars?
Asked by GSM N - Fri Dec 28 23:18:56 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would have the vehicle checked out by a reputable body shop to find out the extent of the damage and if it was repaired correctly. If the damage was not severe and the repair was done properly, then you will be ok to buy it. No, the insurance is not more expensive because it had a previous accident. Insurance rates are based off your driving record and how the vehicle does in an accident. If you have any further questions, please feel free to e-mail me. Good luck!
Answered by Jeeves - Fri Dec 28 23:39:20 2007
What is the standard procedure after reporting a car accident to an insurance company?
Q. I recently got in an accident where I rear ended someone. No one was injured and there was minimal damage. We have both called our insurance company's and I am clearly the one at fault. I talked to my claim agent and his give me information and recall of the accident. I have now received a letter saying they need me to give my story and all my information again? Is this normal? And what normally happens... I am so worried and unsure.
Asked by Justine R - Wed Jan 20 21:31:56 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. The insurance agent helped you report the claim. However, the insurance agent or call center does not investigate the accident. The letter is from the adjuster who is investigating the accident. It is important that you call the adjuster and speak with him/her about the accident. Your policy says that you will cooperate in the investigation of the accident. Failing to cooperate can be grounds for your insurance company to deny coverage. Therefore, you would become personally responsible for any damage/injuries you caused. So...call the adjuster in the morning. The adjuster will probably get a quick recorded interview with you about what happened and may want to get photos of the minor damage to your car. It's nothing to worry… [cont.]
Answered by MSAD - Wed Jan 20 21:39:29 2010
Q. I recently got in an accident where I rear ended someone. No one was injured and there was minimal damage. We have both called our insurance company's and I am clearly the one at fault. I talked to my claim agent and his give me information and recall of the accident. I have now received a letter saying they need me to give my story and all my information again? Is this normal? And what normally happens... I am so worried and unsure.
Asked by Justine R - Wed Jan 20 21:31:56 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes. The insurance agent helped you report the claim. However, the insurance agent or call center does not investigate the accident. The letter is from the adjuster who is investigating the accident. It is important that you call the adjuster and speak with him/her about the accident. Your policy says that you will cooperate in the investigation of the accident. Failing to cooperate can be grounds for your insurance company to deny coverage. Therefore, you would become personally responsible for any damage/injuries you caused. So...call the adjuster in the morning. The adjuster will probably get a quick recorded interview with you about what happened and may want to get photos of the minor damage to your car. It's nothing to worry… [cont.]
Answered by MSAD - Wed Jan 20 21:39:29 2010
What is the maximum compensation in a commercial vehicle accident?
Q. I was in an accident with a commercial vehicle and have suffered a back and pelvic injury. I am still recovering and have been told that I will have to live with this injury for quite some time... I am in the last leg of my case against the insurance company and am wondering what is the maximum compensation for a commercial vehicle accident???
Asked by JailBait27 - Wed Jul 29 03:57:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hiya: The maximum compensation is the coverage limit stipulated in the policy providing the coverage. So, for example - if the commercial policy only has $100,000 coverage...that is the maximum you can recover under their policy. Some commercial policies have excess coverage but excess coverage is only triggered under certain circumstances so - no sure bet there. If you have UNDER insured motorist coverage (and your claim is worth more than the limits of the primary payer) - you can make a claim through your own coverage as well UP TO the coverage limit. Also, something you should know - some jurisdictions LIMIT the amount you can recover if you try to take the commercial carrier to trial. Hope that helps and hope you're better soon.… [cont.]
Answered by Jifr - Wed Jul 29 08:36:35 2009
Q. I was in an accident with a commercial vehicle and have suffered a back and pelvic injury. I am still recovering and have been told that I will have to live with this injury for quite some time... I am in the last leg of my case against the insurance company and am wondering what is the maximum compensation for a commercial vehicle accident???
Asked by JailBait27 - Wed Jul 29 03:57:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hiya: The maximum compensation is the coverage limit stipulated in the policy providing the coverage. So, for example - if the commercial policy only has $100,000 coverage...that is the maximum you can recover under their policy. Some commercial policies have excess coverage but excess coverage is only triggered under certain circumstances so - no sure bet there. If you have UNDER insured motorist coverage (and your claim is worth more than the limits of the primary payer) - you can make a claim through your own coverage as well UP TO the coverage limit. Also, something you should know - some jurisdictions LIMIT the amount you can recover if you try to take the commercial carrier to trial. Hope that helps and hope you're better soon.… [cont.]
Answered by Jifr - Wed Jul 29 08:36:35 2009
What happens if you get into an accident when test-driving a car?
Q. In my experience dealerships don't have you sign a liability waiver. If you are test driving a car and get into an accident, are you held responsible or is this covered by their insurance?
Asked by fringefire - Mon Apr 30 12:04:00 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep, the dealer has an umbrella policy. If for some reason the damage exceeds that policy, then yours will kick in. Just like if you were driving a friend's car and you were both insured. Most insurance policies cover you and your passengers in any vehicle as long as you have permission to drive it, but insurance still follows the vehicle. This includes rentals, so that extra insurance they want you to buy is useless since yours will back you up.
Answered by Randy - Mon Apr 30 14:00:00 2007
Q. In my experience dealerships don't have you sign a liability waiver. If you are test driving a car and get into an accident, are you held responsible or is this covered by their insurance?
Asked by fringefire - Mon Apr 30 12:04:00 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yep, the dealer has an umbrella policy. If for some reason the damage exceeds that policy, then yours will kick in. Just like if you were driving a friend's car and you were both insured. Most insurance policies cover you and your passengers in any vehicle as long as you have permission to drive it, but insurance still follows the vehicle. This includes rentals, so that extra insurance they want you to buy is useless since yours will back you up.
Answered by Randy - Mon Apr 30 14:00:00 2007
What should I do after Ive been in a car accident?
Q. I recently had a car accident. My 2007 $22,000 dollar Jeep has over $10,000 dollars in damages! Once my car is repaired I want to trade it in. Do I have to disclose the accident? Also, I talked with a dealership and they will not take it for trade because of the damages. How much should my insurance company owe me in diminished value?
Asked by Chase M - Tue Oct 21 15:23:49 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "mccoyblues" is absolutely correct. No dealership will take your severely damaged car. The best thing to do is have it fixed by the best people you can find and drive it until it gives you real problems many years down the line. But remember, once a car has been in an accident, it is rarely the same afterwards. It may take some time to get all the little things hammered out but, if repaired properly, you may never be reminded of the accident. You absolutely do need to disclose the accident. Even the most reputable repair shop may not report to Carfax but your insurance company will.
Answered by L - Tue Oct 21 15:46:02 2008
Q. I recently had a car accident. My 2007 $22,000 dollar Jeep has over $10,000 dollars in damages! Once my car is repaired I want to trade it in. Do I have to disclose the accident? Also, I talked with a dealership and they will not take it for trade because of the damages. How much should my insurance company owe me in diminished value?
Asked by Chase M - Tue Oct 21 15:23:49 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "mccoyblues" is absolutely correct. No dealership will take your severely damaged car. The best thing to do is have it fixed by the best people you can find and drive it until it gives you real problems many years down the line. But remember, once a car has been in an accident, it is rarely the same afterwards. It may take some time to get all the little things hammered out but, if repaired properly, you may never be reminded of the accident. You absolutely do need to disclose the accident. Even the most reputable repair shop may not report to Carfax but your insurance company will.
Answered by L - Tue Oct 21 15:46:02 2008
Do I need to report the accident to California DMV if I scratched the rental car?
Q. Do I need to report the accident to California DMV if I scratched the rental car while backing from really tight parking space (no one was injured, no other car was involved in an accident, this accident happened at the place where I live currently)? I still don't know the estimate of the damage to their car, but let's assume it's greater than $750. Thanks!
Asked by n g - Tue Oct 28 23:58:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you have to report the accident to the DMV if the damages are over $750 or if there's any bodily injury. If the insurance company reports this before you do, the DMV will suspend your license for not reporting it.
Answered by Buzz Killington - Wed Oct 29 00:08:35 2008
Q. Do I need to report the accident to California DMV if I scratched the rental car while backing from really tight parking space (no one was injured, no other car was involved in an accident, this accident happened at the place where I live currently)? I still don't know the estimate of the damage to their car, but let's assume it's greater than $750. Thanks!
Asked by n g - Tue Oct 28 23:58:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you have to report the accident to the DMV if the damages are over $750 or if there's any bodily injury. If the insurance company reports this before you do, the DMV will suspend your license for not reporting it.
Answered by Buzz Killington - Wed Oct 29 00:08:35 2008
What happens when you lend someone your car, and they get into an accident? How does the insurance work?
Q. Does the owner's insurance get used, or does the person who was driving the car use their own insurance? Also, is it techically "legal" to let someone else drive your car without putting them on your insurance? What if they just borrowed it once or twice and got into an accident? Does the owner get penalized by his/her insurance company, or will the owner's insurance even cover the accident? Just something I have wondered, especially since I have had to drive my fiancee's car around the past few days since my car is in for repairs. I am not on his policy, and I don't PLAN on having an accident, but I like to be prepared with knowledge. Thanks!
Asked by Left Footed - Sun Aug 6 21:37:56 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow! There are quite a few wrong answers to your question. Some people are right on track, though. Insurance follows the car. So the owner's liability coverage would pay up to its limit first and the driver's liability coverage, if any, would pay up to its limit to cover any remainder. Every company and state vary in their coverages. It will affect the owner's premiums. It's best for your fiancee to contact his insurance company to let them know you'll be driving his car. If you'll only have his vehicle for a few days, most likely there won't be any additional premium. Many states do allow people who live together or who are engaged to be on the same policy. This could save you money in premiums and then you wouldn't have to worry about… [cont.]
Answered by Boomerang Child - Mon Aug 7 09:53:01 2006
Q. Does the owner's insurance get used, or does the person who was driving the car use their own insurance? Also, is it techically "legal" to let someone else drive your car without putting them on your insurance? What if they just borrowed it once or twice and got into an accident? Does the owner get penalized by his/her insurance company, or will the owner's insurance even cover the accident? Just something I have wondered, especially since I have had to drive my fiancee's car around the past few days since my car is in for repairs. I am not on his policy, and I don't PLAN on having an accident, but I like to be prepared with knowledge. Thanks!
Asked by Left Footed - Sun Aug 6 21:37:56 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow! There are quite a few wrong answers to your question. Some people are right on track, though. Insurance follows the car. So the owner's liability coverage would pay up to its limit first and the driver's liability coverage, if any, would pay up to its limit to cover any remainder. Every company and state vary in their coverages. It will affect the owner's premiums. It's best for your fiancee to contact his insurance company to let them know you'll be driving his car. If you'll only have his vehicle for a few days, most likely there won't be any additional premium. Many states do allow people who live together or who are engaged to be on the same policy. This could save you money in premiums and then you wouldn't have to worry about… [cont.]
Answered by Boomerang Child - Mon Aug 7 09:53:01 2006
How can an accident lead to such a perfect bible?
Q. We all know the bible is random myths crumpled together. How that this accident result in a totally coherent bible? Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, I proved that the bible is totally true even when it's false. And it was no accident. QED.
Asked by Misses M - Tue Mar 17 00:17:27 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ha! Coherent??? What about those hundreds of contradictions? I don't know of anyone who says Bible was led by an accident. Don't know where that's from. I know for sure humans wrote it.
Answered by Teapotistic Pastafarian - Tue Mar 17 00:20:37 2009
Q. We all know the bible is random myths crumpled together. How that this accident result in a totally coherent bible? Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, I proved that the bible is totally true even when it's false. And it was no accident. QED.
Asked by Misses M - Tue Mar 17 00:17:27 2009 - - 22 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ha! Coherent??? What about those hundreds of contradictions? I don't know of anyone who says Bible was led by an accident. Don't know where that's from. I know for sure humans wrote it.
Answered by Teapotistic Pastafarian - Tue Mar 17 00:20:37 2009
Cars: If you get into an accident and the only damage is a cracked fender how bad was the accident?
Q. I am buying a 07 Monte Carlo LT. The man I am buying it from said it is a fun car to drive but he cracked the fender. The fender has been replaced but I'm a little concerned about the car. How bad of an accident do you need to get into to crack a fender. Also Even though it was replaced cars are never the same after they have been in an accident.. Would you still buy this car, or search for another 07 Monte. Thanks in Advance.
Asked by David B - Sat Oct 27 09:52:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends. A cracked fender could have been backing into something pretty hard (or driving into something if it's the front), it could have been hitting a dog or a deer or other large animal, or it could have been a more serious accident in which everything was basically rebuilt. There's not really a way to know unless you take it somewhere and have a mechanic check the engine and other parts (oil pan leaking, etc.).
Answered by DRL - Sat Oct 27 10:03:10 2007
Q. I am buying a 07 Monte Carlo LT. The man I am buying it from said it is a fun car to drive but he cracked the fender. The fender has been replaced but I'm a little concerned about the car. How bad of an accident do you need to get into to crack a fender. Also Even though it was replaced cars are never the same after they have been in an accident.. Would you still buy this car, or search for another 07 Monte. Thanks in Advance.
Asked by David B - Sat Oct 27 09:52:13 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends. A cracked fender could have been backing into something pretty hard (or driving into something if it's the front), it could have been hitting a dog or a deer or other large animal, or it could have been a more serious accident in which everything was basically rebuilt. There's not really a way to know unless you take it somewhere and have a mechanic check the engine and other parts (oil pan leaking, etc.).
Answered by DRL - Sat Oct 27 10:03:10 2007
Can i claim compensation for a road accident as a result of an oil spill?
Q. I had an accident as a result of skidding on a diesel spill. Mine was the only car involved but heavily damaged. The police say it was sufficiently covered but cars were skidding and one other car had crashed. Can i claim compensation? Who is to blame if anyone?
Asked by ian822762 - Fri Oct 5 09:44:21 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leave it to your insurance company.
Answered by futuretopgun101 - Fri Oct 5 09:51:59 2007
Q. I had an accident as a result of skidding on a diesel spill. Mine was the only car involved but heavily damaged. The police say it was sufficiently covered but cars were skidding and one other car had crashed. Can i claim compensation? Who is to blame if anyone?
Asked by ian822762 - Fri Oct 5 09:44:21 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Leave it to your insurance company.
Answered by futuretopgun101 - Fri Oct 5 09:51:59 2007
How can I profit from the mining accident that occured yesterday?
Q. In reality, I know that this accident will only hurt profits for the company a small bit. Is now a perfect time to buy the stock? How much of it should I buy?
Asked by Crazydancer - Tue Apr 6 14:22:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I never thought of that you're right now is a good time to buy the stock.
Answered by No Picture - Tue Apr 6 15:17:00 2010
Q. In reality, I know that this accident will only hurt profits for the company a small bit. Is now a perfect time to buy the stock? How much of it should I buy?
Asked by Crazydancer - Tue Apr 6 14:22:05 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I never thought of that you're right now is a good time to buy the stock.
Answered by No Picture - Tue Apr 6 15:17:00 2010
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BBC News The accident happened in Woodbridge Avenue in Clifton just after 1940 BST on Wednesday. He was taken to the Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham where he is ...
extreme.com
Tue, 09 Feb 2010 23:10:26 PST
The Crew carries on to the resort of Cerler after Max's accident. ... big mountain dynstar freeride freeski freeski open freesking freestyle ... extreme.com.
gcdailyworld.com
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hu, 02 Sep 2010 00:33:20 GM
Mark Braun, superintendent of stripping operations at Triad Mine, told the Greene County Daily World that the . accident. is under investigation. When asked to explain what happened, Braun replied, "I would really rather not comment right ...
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