dealer moped,dirt bikes,atv`s,etc.need liability ins for demo rides?
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Talk with your friendly local insurance agent.  It may be possible to get liability insurance for this, but it's going to be expensive.  \n\nLiability waivers are usually not worth the paper they're written on, and probably won't stand up in court.\n\nI prefer to deal on a "satisfaction guaranteed" sale policy... Buy the bike, then take a test ride, and if you don't like it, we'll cancel the sale and take it back. Of course, if you wreck it, it's yours...
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What you are trying to do is enjoy the financial benefits of your product's sales without being willing to assume the risk (or transfer the risk to an insurer) of liability should something go wrong.\n\nThe annuals of business history are littered with many products engineers "thought" were safe only to find out later....they weren't.\n\nIf you really want to sell a product, then you should be willing to test it to make sure.\n\nYou owe that -- at a minimum -- to your customers.\n\nIf you are not willing to be absolutely certain you have a safe product, then you shouldn't be in business.
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It all depends on your driving record.....not to mention the limits you pick and your deductable, as well as whether or not you choose to have rental reimbursement, towing etc.
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In our state you have to be registered with the corporation commission.  They may give you information you need.  Check into what your insurance will cost, your tags, fuel, tires, federal form 2290 (Heavy use taxes).  You will need to be in a drug testing consortium, and the Department of Transportation is very strict on equipment maintenance, overweight, recordkeeping, etc. Also you may need to get a federal id number.  You can get federal froms and publications at www.irs.gov. Oh, figure out how you willl promote your business, yellow pages, etc.\n\nHope I'm not scaring you off, Been there, Done that.  It's a lot of work but fun.   Good luck.
1118433
I would think that you would need some sort of liability insurance in case any property was damaged by you or any of your employees
812258
usualy 18 wheelers have really good insurance. If they where covered by a truck company that is even better.
335398
it depends upon what state u r in ...... some states promote sale of Hybrids by allowing them on HOV lanes with one passenger while others dont ..... u will have to check with ur local DPS
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The dealer ship should be the ones to pay. They sould have insurance on there automobiles that cover other drivers.\n\nhave a great day
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You are liable because of your license... I suggest that you have your plans checked before you issue them next time.
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You might be able to get a rider on a homeowner's insurance policy to cover personal property.  For example, your policy might cover $5000 of personal property on you at any time.  Theft would definitely be covered - I'm not sure how it would affect those "I dropped it in the swimming pool" type incidents.
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Here's their wesbite. It has a locator for dealers and service centers along with parts.\nhttp://www.mancopowersports.com/sitemap.htm\nHappy ATV-ing!!!
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Worldwide? 1.3 million active participants.\nNo idea on the US. Same question posted here and some demographic guy offered to find out:\nhttp://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/showthread.php?t=38957\n\nQUOTE:\nI actually work for Claritas, Inc. It's a demographics and marketing intelligence firm. We provide marketing material and demographics on just about everything you could imagine. I haven't done anything with dirtbike riders, but I could take a look and see what we have. \n\nWhat are you looking to do with the information. Let me know, reach me at jharmon@claritas.com.
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As a former Texas police officer, I can tell you that the guy that is doing it on purpose could be charged with Criminal Mischief if the owner of the property choses to press charges. If it's an accident, then the owner can take the driver(s) to civil court and sue for the damage to the lawn. No one has the right to hurt someone else's property and the one guy that is doing it on purpose needs a charge slapped on his butt and then he can sit in his jail cell and spin his wheels. He can also be sued for the damage. If the owner wants to press charges, tell them to get it on video if possible. Hide a camera somewhere and then they have their proof. =)
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Reckless driving resulting in an accident with property damage.
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in our country,yes,so when buying or leasing property make sure you check first.if you bought a car and it had many outstanding fines on it,you would be liable.
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The insurance co. should get the $$$ back from the owner if they gave the owner a check for the loss of the ATV.  If the restitution was court ordered you may be stuck.  Depending on the state you could pay the restitution then file a civil claim against the ATV owner.
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only if it is a business vehicle