The driver who backed into you. This usually occurs in parking lots, and police sometimes cannot come out to a parking lot on private property. If you hit someone in a parking lot it is he said she said. If…
The short answer is: Yes.
As long as the fault is with the other driver, your insurance should not go up. If it is deemed a no-fault accident, there is a chance it could go up depending on the insurance company you work with and…
If the other insurance company from the other driver is paying for it, there is no need to tell your insurance company. If the other driver does not have insurance, then you would need to call your own insurance company…
If you are physically okay, get out and take pictures before the scene changes, then call the police at 911 and your insurance company. Leave your car where it is if it is in a safe area. If it is…
If you are not at fault, the other person's insurance will cover your repairs, and if they are uninsured they will need full coverage.
Usually, you pay at the time of pickup. Some auto body shops require a deposit or maybe require paying for the parts up front and the service fee afterward.
If you don’t pay due to avoiding the bill, the body shop can sue you or hold your car until you pay, if it was in the contract you signed for the repairs. Most body shops require the bill to…
Depending on the insurance company, some insurance companies the majority of the time the insurance company will send the check to the customer and the customer pays the body shop. Some insurance companies will even deposit the money directly into…
Doesn’t hurt. We always recommend that you have full coverage even if it is an older car. Usually, the cost to insure a car is less expensive if it is older. You have to decide if it’s worth it to…