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Originally Posted by macker
You are deemed not at fault if you hit an animal in motion and at fault if you hit a stationary animal. If you swerve to miss a live animal and hit a tree you are at fault so make sure you hit the animal
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Swerving to avoid anything is a bad idea typically, especially if you swerve into the path of an oncoming poplar...
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Originally Posted by macker
Which is why I was curious as to which ones you and someone else were referring to that are still paying out a hit and run as a comprehensive claim. Don't worry this isn't being sent in to the superintendents office If you look at the top 5 for market share :
1. Intact = Collision
2. Aviva = Collision
3. Co-operators = Collision
4. Economical = Collision
5. TD = Collision
Chances are the OP is insured with one of the above companies and it will be viewed and settled as a collision as technically this is what happened. |
I am just curious as to why you are rock solid sure that all of these insurance providers will consider this a collision. Please provide your sources as you have been screaming for others to do in this thread.