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i was rear end today?
i was driving along heading into a circle turn so where there is a yeild turn one way into the circle so i came to a stop since one car was in the circle and didnt have there signal on so i stop right at the yeild sign and waited.thats when i got rearend by some family in a rental car )06 chevy aevo small car 4dr
into the back end of my 1990 crown vic (see here)http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2319922 which really didnt move on impact but myself took a good jolt so i got out and check my car out and his 06 was smash real good in the front end headlight and hood is bent like a sodacan,someone call the cops right away.then i look at my car and the only damage i could find was one clip broke off the rear plastic trim across the bumper so i alittle wavy on the plastic thats it
so the cop comes and makes out the report and ask for the reg, and insurance with driver lic. which the other guy had only his own policy not thur the rental -what happens if i feel hurt tommarow who covers medical
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
as long as the guy that hit you has insurance ( which you need to rent a car) his insurance should cover you and your vehicle. what ever you do DO NOT settle right away cause if you got a good jolt it can show up three to five days later and last for awhile. if you settle then you are giving up all rights of any other medical coverage.
Source(s): been there gone that - gearnofearLv 61 decade ago
So he only have the insurance for his personal car not the rental? The rental should have some kind of insurance however they would not be liable in this case. The drive of the car is who would be responsable. I hope you have all of his contact in formation and his insurance. it's also time to get your insurance company involved with this ASAP. make sure everything is covered properly.
- markLv 61 decade ago
you should have gotton the license and insurance info from the other driver and given him yours.
You should get your car checked for any damage which might not be apparent by a relaible mechanic. If you drove it away then its probably ok .
I think you file a claim with your insurance company , its then their problem to collect from him . Call your insurance agent and ask .
You could sue him for your damages if you dont want the insurance claim .
You could call the rental company and see what they have to say about it .
