Thu, 29 Aug 2002 21:05:05 GMT, uctraingNOSPAMnopsamanet.com suggested: : : Not to digress... but... in the USA, they don't even ask ! The only : consideration is in the other direction - if you add value to your : car and don't tell them, they won't cover it in the event of a : theft or total loss. They do catch up with "bad" drivers in most : states via surcharges for tickets, accidents, or other claims. : : Funny how things vary. It's also odd that the USA actually has : what looks to be a fairer system. That's not usually the way it : goes :-) Typically when there's a system in the USA that's unfair, you can usually find that the government has stacked the cards in someone's favor. I don't think that auto insurance is too drastically affected by the subsidy/regulation nonsense game. -- agreenbu Return to Main Index
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