[quote comment=”22111″]Wouldn’t the comprehensive portion of an auto policy cover this kind of thing?
Either way, driving through all that water will have its toll on countless brake systems. I can’t believe all the people driving around on Sunday despite many days warning that this could happen. For a lot of them, I guess it was a lesson they needed to learn.
But it looks like I outsmarted myself. My car remains unscathed but it seems I trashed my Rebel XT while taking pictures on Sunday (despite precautions).[/quote]Yes, a comprehensive insurance policy should cover flood damage to a car => northjersey.com/page.php?qstr=eXJpc…TMxJnlyaXJ5N2Y3MTdmN3ZxZWVFRXl5Mw==
Wouldn’t the comprehensive portion of an auto policy cover this kind of thing?
Either way, driving through all that water will have its toll on countless brake systems. I can’t believe all the people driving around on Sunday despite many days warning that this could happen. For a lot of them, I guess it was a lesson they needed to learn.
But it looks like I outsmarted myself. My car remains unscathed but it seems I trashed my Rebel XT while taking pictures on Sunday (despite precautions).
Even though my specific area wasn’t affected, this is why my flood insurance is more than my home owners insurance! Can we try to elect people to the City Council this year who will have the intelligence and the integrity to actually upgrade the infrastructure to keep up with the (over) development???
Try to get Homeowners Insurance after this if you live in Hoboken. I wonder if your car insurance will cover this or they consider this an “Act of God” and will deny all claims.
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The picture at 931 Madison is of Water Music, which this year got approvals for a 16-story building. You think you’ve got problems now…
[quote comment=”22111″]Wouldn’t the comprehensive portion of an auto policy cover this kind of thing?
Either way, driving through all that water will have its toll on countless brake systems. I can’t believe all the people driving around on Sunday despite many days warning that this could happen. For a lot of them, I guess it was a lesson they needed to learn.
But it looks like I outsmarted myself. My car remains unscathed but it seems I trashed my Rebel XT while taking pictures on Sunday (despite precautions).[/quote]Yes, a comprehensive insurance policy should cover flood damage to a car => northjersey.com/page.php?qstr=eXJpc…TMxJnlyaXJ5N2Y3MTdmN3ZxZWVFRXl5Mw==
Wouldn’t the comprehensive portion of an auto policy cover this kind of thing?
Either way, driving through all that water will have its toll on countless brake systems. I can’t believe all the people driving around on Sunday despite many days warning that this could happen. For a lot of them, I guess it was a lesson they needed to learn.
But it looks like I outsmarted myself. My car remains unscathed but it seems I trashed my Rebel XT while taking pictures on Sunday (despite precautions).
Even though my specific area wasn’t affected, this is why my flood insurance is more than my home owners insurance! Can we try to elect people to the City Council this year who will have the intelligence and the integrity to actually upgrade the infrastructure to keep up with the (over) development???
Try to get Homeowners Insurance after this if you live in Hoboken. I wonder if your car insurance will cover this or they consider this an “Act of God” and will deny all claims.