"Cars and Independence" (Art by Sylvia Odhner)
"Cars and Independence" (Art by Sylvia Odhner)
cross-posted from: https://pawb.social/post/23351353
112 comments
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How does a theoretical case of not having insurance companies make a car non-driveable?
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It is illegal to drive without auto insurance. Technically you could do it anyway but a single accident could cost you $70,000 or $80,000 easily. Most reasonable people don't want that kind of risk.
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Try adding a zero or two to that estimate. If you end up killing people without insurance your life's over, with insurance if you weren't in the wrong you're mostly fine.
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Because auto-insurance is a requirement in some country.
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a legal one not a technical one
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Kind of a technical one, because if you get pulled over without insurance in my area, they will tow your car and inpound it.
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With road cameras nowadays they don't even need to catch you on the road
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Getting your car impounded is a legal one? There's no technical issue with your car.
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Yet you technically can't drive it, if it's impounded.
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Yes, in my country auto-insurance is legally required in order to pay roadtax for the car, which is mandatory to operate the vehicle on public road. It's renewed yearly, and cost a lot more than roadtax. It help pay for the damage you caused, while the more expensive plan cover your own vehicle.
UK is probably the same case because we follow a lot of the colonialist law book.
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