looking for insurance coverage for a go-cart?
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Its gonna be hard to find an insurance company that would accept just 1 go-cart to insure. As it is motorized, personal liability insurance won´t cover liability. If the go-cart is being used in your business, and your business has full coverage, including liability, try to get an extension of that same policy to cover probable liability from the go-cart. If it is privatly owned and used for recreational matter, it becomes trickier. Since profit for an agent for 1 go-cart isn´t going to be too much, agents my not do the right job. Try going with an insurance company that you already have business with. I think they might be more helpful.
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local insurance co in Richmond IN\n\nhttp://worldlifeandaccidentassociation.lbu.com/
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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Can you save me money on my car insurance?
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Get in on an insurance plan. :)
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check the yellow pages for Independent Insurance Brokers or Agents- they represent many different liability insurors- check under general insurance or liability insurance not life or auto ins-that should do the trick for you- good luck to you !!
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may I see your license, proof of insurance and registration please?
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go 2 dellauctions.com
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contact a insurance agent.\n\nlol
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Contact your state's Department of Transportation or the US government's Department of Transportation.  They may have a checklist or booklet for you to use.
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The child care licensing agency for your area should have recommendations. These will be the minimum amounts you should carry.\n\nYou definitely need a general liability policy to cover the chance of accident or injury to the children or to a visitor or employee.\n\nI strongly suggest errors and omissions [E&O] coverage - not because you or any employee is going to do anythng wrong, but because in our society many people handle grief by filing suit and it is the cost of litigation that can shut you down.\n\nOf course you will require certain coverages for your employees - Workers' Comp certainly. And, if you are providing any transportation services, you have to be insured fully for auto.\n\nCosts vary so widely that there is no way I could suggest a figure. Here's how you find out:\n\n1. Find out the minimum coverages required by the child care licensing agency. These might even be on their website.\n\n2. Get a quote from at least one commercial insurance agent - I always get at least three - though in recent years I keep going back to the same guy if he is not more than 5% or so more than his competitors - awfully good service is worth it to me.\n\nGood luck to you
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Try the company that has your home owners insurance or renters insurance
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hello there.\nsince your employers have put you out of work for the cause of a physical disability, you should be covered for the costs of your electric scooter.\ngood luck!\njasmine.
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i would suggest you goecart.com
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install a wheel lock that initiates when the cart goes outside the parking lot.  These are being tested in the US right now,
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There's two things it could be.\n\nI think you might be talking about General Liability insurance, which is a commercial insurance coverage to cover businesses in the normal course of their business. It coverage a wide range of actions like slip and fall accidents or advertising injury and many things in between.\n\nBut you also could be talking about Comprehensive coverage on your automobile which would pay for damage to your car from everything other than a collision.  Even some weather related claims that are excluded from your homeowner's policy...like flooding for example...are covered in under your comprehensive coverage.\n\nUnless you can be more specific, that's the best I can do.
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It may help if you elaborate on what you are looking for. If you are looking for insurance to cover the actions of county commissioners in the course and scope of their duties as commissioners, you may be out of luck, plus they should be imune from personal liability anyway.\n\nIn any case, perhaps your question would be better suited for the Dept of Insurance in your state.