supplemental braking and out of state
hi, i live in a state that does not require supplemental braking systems on a towed vehicle. regardless on how one feels about the need for them my question is what is the law if you drive in...
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I love when people bring "insurance won't cover it!" Into the conversation.... Those people are very gullible. OR they don't have enough sense to ask probing questions to get to the true story.
If an insurance company didn't have to pay out a claim if the negligent party was breaking a law, then liability insurance would not exist. Period.
In EVERY accident, someone breaks the law. Further, there is no such thing as an "accident" in the general terms in which that phrase is used. Instead, that person who caused the wreck should be deemed, "unintentionally acting in an unlawful and negligent manner".
Chew on that for a while.
If an insurance company didn't have to pay out a claim if the negligent party was breaking a law, then liability insurance would not exist. Period.
In EVERY accident, someone breaks the law. Further, there is no such thing as an "accident" in the general terms in which that phrase is used. Instead, that person who caused the wreck should be deemed, "unintentionally acting in an unlawful and negligent manner".
Chew on that for a while.
