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Unread 05-14-2012, 10:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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I had car accident today after shopped at Publix. When I got backed out so successfully but other car in next of me is waiting, as other one black SUV got backed out that very closer to me so I was yelling and wave to get their attention but no luck. The black SUV hit my side of car, just top of first tire so I just damn. One woman told me that she was extremely apologize about accident and I told her that I need get police to fill out the accident report because our insurance company, even her too require accident report to process the claim to car to fixed. She told me that she need take her child to baseball game and will come back in 10 minutes so I just said sure, no problem. I just got in Publix to got manager to call police to do accident report and they gave me a yellow notes to communicate with police. I waited about several minutes until police arrive and he is riding the motorcycle. I just gave driver license, registration, and insurance, also handover the note that woman wrote it with driver license number, car tag number, phone number, etc to police. I just explained about situation with car accident. The police checked the woman's driver license into his laptop and he showed me that driver license is male so I was like what?!! but... one woman got back from baseball game and she explained about situation with car accident. I was puzzled because she uses his husband or father driver license to report on accident. Police discussed with them and got all requirement, especially driver license, registration and insurance. I asked her if she has insurance so she said yes, she has one. I was like thanks to god that I don't have to pay for repair due to uninsured motor. She apologized to me about what happened with car accident and she admitted that it was her fault for not pay attention when back out. I said sure, no problem, it is okay and her insurance is going pay to fix my car so she hugged me. The police is very nice and got good communicate from him.



It isn't my first time to involve in car accident, my last car accident was in 2008 at night in suburb of Chicago, other two from 2005 and 2007. The car accident in 2005 is worst ever and my old car got totaled so I was sad because my parent gifted to me in 2004. The front was entirely destroyed and I got moderate injuries with medium bruise on my leg. The man at body shop told me that accident can be very fatal.
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Unread 05-14-2012, 10:25 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Lucky it was an honest person. I would have been afraid they wouldn't come back if they left.

It's really good that they admitted it was their fault.
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I'm glad that you're OK.
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I second Reba's thoughts... Glad you weren't hurt...
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Lucky it was an honest person. I would have been afraid they wouldn't come back if they left.

It's really good that they admitted it was their fault.
Yup, it wasn't concern to me because they gave me a driver license number, car tag number, phone number, etc so her son has baseball game so she doesn't want miss it. I just said okay and she came back in 10 minutes as promised. If not, it means her driver license will be suspended or revoked for failure to comply with car accident. Our state has zero tolerance on anyone who flee accident site after got involved in accident and they will get serious consequence, even it won't make lesser of charge.

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I second Reba's thoughts... Glad you weren't hurt...
I'm relieved it wasn't terrible car accident that I was experienced in 2005.
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Unread 05-15-2012, 02:42 AM   #6 (permalink)
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Was she hot? Ask her to date you? She must like you if she hugged you
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Unread 05-15-2012, 09:06 AM   #7 (permalink)
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Good to know it wasn't a bad accident and that you're OK, Foxrac....Very lucky that woman was "honest", and did come back....some people will give you false information, even say that you ran into them....So there are some good and honest people out there, unfortunately there are many who are not.
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Lucky that she had insurance. Sometimes, life is unfair, you know. People don't have insurance and then you're on hook. Law should be changed on something like this.

You're lucky you are ok.
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Lucky that she had insurance. Sometimes, life is unfair, you know. People don't have insurance and then you're on hook. Law should be changed on something like this.

You're lucky you are ok.
My car was once hit by a hit-and-run driver who ran a red light at an intersection. I got his license tag number but it turned out to be bogus (it belonged to a junked car in another state). But I made out OK. My insurance paid for all the repairs, didn't charge me a deductible, provided a rental car, and did not increase my premiums. In our state (probably others, too), my insurance covers me against uninsured or unknown drivers.
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I'm jealous! Been waiting over a year to go to small claim court over a non-insured driver. I keep thinking why the wait but they keep telling me my case has not been set for court yet. I'll keep waiting.

Good for you, Foxrac that this lady had insurance and was kind to you. Best of luck getting an excellent repaire job.
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I'm jealous! Been waiting over a year to go to small claim court over a non-insured driver. I keep thinking why the wait but they keep telling me my case has not been set for court yet. I'll keep waiting...
What a hassle! I never had to go to court to collect on auto insurance claims. My insurance company handled everything. They paid me almost immediately.

They told me that they (the insurance company) pays out the claim to the insured driver. If they think they can collect any pay back from the uninsured driver, then they go to court for themselves. That's the point of having uninsured motorist coverage; the insured person is covered and doesn't have to worry about going to court.

I think it's required in my state.
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Here in IL, the minimum required is liability coverage. Sadly, that is what I have. I would suppose that I'm too cheap to get added coverage.
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Foxrac - I am glad this was not more serious and also glad that you are okay. You were very lucky in your situation in more ways than one.
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My car was once hit by a hit-and-run driver who ran a red light at an intersection. I got his license tag number but it turned out to be bogus (it belonged to a junked car in another state). But I made out OK. My insurance paid for all the repairs, didn't charge me a deductible, provided a rental car, and did not increase my premiums. In our state (probably others, too), my insurance covers me against uninsured or unknown drivers.
You use USAA insurance?
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Unread 05-15-2012, 03:02 PM   #15 (permalink)
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No. State Farm.
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Foxrac, was your car drivable after, or did it have to be towed to the shop?
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No. State Farm.
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and for Foxrac, glad you are ok, it's nothing worse than this below, got t-boned and knock off the door. Other pix is original.
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Glad it wasn't a bad accident, that everybody is okay, and that she admitted fault. That makes things go much mroe smoothly.
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you are lucky! safe! drive careful! Don't be next time accident, Make sure be careful aim! wise your make sure serious cocern control, you dont' want to scared or panic attack on driver!
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My car was once hit by a hit-and-run driver who ran a red light at an intersection. I got his license tag number but it turned out to be bogus (it belonged to a junked car in another state). But I made out OK. My insurance paid for all the repairs, didn't charge me a deductible, provided a rental car, and did not increase my premiums. In our state (probably others, too), my insurance covers me against uninsured or unknown drivers.
Wow, I will be extremely upset if drivers don't have insurance and I don't understand why some people rather to ignore the state law that require auto insurance. Having car require personal responsibility and comply with state law.

I'm glad that you went through without any hassle.
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I'm jealous! Been waiting over a year to go to small claim court over a non-insured driver. I keep thinking why the wait but they keep telling me my case has not been set for court yet. I'll keep waiting.

Good for you, Foxrac that this lady had insurance and was kind to you. Best of luck getting an excellent repaire job.
Ouch, I know about how is frustrated with uninsured motors and sorry about you had hassle.

No problem, we have excellent body shop in metro and the car will restore to original.
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Here in IL, the minimum required is liability coverage. Sadly, that is what I have. I would suppose that I'm too cheap to get added coverage.
Yup, same goes with Alabama.

The liability only cover other car that you hit them but it won't pay to fix your car if you hit or someone hit at no fault.

Are you under 25 years old? I'm 24 and my insurance is about $90 per month for full coverage.

Also, if you have auto loan so you are required to have full insurance.
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Foxrac, was your car drivable after, or did it have to be towed to the shop?
It is drivable and doesn't change any performance with car.

but... 2005 accident - completely un-drivable and totaled.
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you are lucky! safe! drive careful! Don't be next time accident, Make sure be careful aim! wise your make sure serious cocern control, you dont' want to scared or panic attack on driver!
The accident isn't my fault and there is nothing could I avoid because driver hit on me when back out of parking.

Thanks to all AD members above and I'm going pick the accident report tomorrow.
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Wow, I will be extremely upset if drivers don't have insurance and I don't understand why some people rather to ignore the state law that require auto insurance. Having car require personal responsibility and comply with state law.

I'm glad that you went through without any hassle.
Some drivers even drive without licenses, registration, or insurance. It's dangerous on the roads.
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It is drivable and doesn't change any performance with car.

but... 2005 accident - completely un-drivable and totaled.
Ouch!

I've been in two cars that were totaled. It's no fun.

I was in a third accident (actually, it was my first accident, a head on) where the car should have been totaled but insurance fixed it instead. It never was the same after that.

My other three accidents were drivable and fixable. (Not counting the road rage "tap" and the exploding window.)

Now you know why I prefer to take internet classes instead of commuting to college.
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Ouch!

I've been in two cars that were totaled. It's no fun.

I was in a third accident (actually, it was my first accident, a head on) where the car should have been totaled but insurance fixed it instead. It never was the same after that.

My other three accidents were drivable and fixable. (Not counting the road rage "tap" and the exploding window.)

Now you know why I prefer to take internet classes instead of commuting to college.
My first accident was when my 1968 MGB had a brake failure and rear ended one week old Camaro, then my second accident, my 1996 Ford Explorer as show in pix above. That was it... haven't had accident after that. You know when I brought MGB and rebuild it from scratch, when I had accident, I was looking at my car how wimpy it got...totalled.. then after that I decided to buy bigger tough body car... then I felt better after I got my second accident... compare to my old MGB...I was under the Camaro.....
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Here's the pix of my MGB

What a great memory.

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Yup, that's very scary.
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Ouch!

I've been in two cars that were totaled. It's no fun.

I was in a third accident (actually, it was my first accident, a head on) where the car should have been totaled but insurance fixed it instead. It never was the same after that.

My other three accidents were drivable and fixable. (Not counting the road rage "tap" and the exploding window.)

Now you know why I prefer to take internet classes instead of commuting to college.
Yup, I remember about you lost beloved 1995 Jeep Cherokee because of car accident?
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