Fifth Wheel vs. Tree (tree wins)
I was returning from 10 days at the Philadelphia Folk Festival yesterday when my roof made friends with a tree bough that overhung the road at far less than the 14' minimum height required by the stat...
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schlep1967 wrote:
Was this on a state route? If it was go back to the location and measure/photograph the limb. Give a copy of that to your insurance company. They may be able to use it to get reimbursed by the state. And you may be able to get your deductible back from the state. When in the area look for a segment marker. They are small white square signs with black numbers on them and normally only 3-4 feet high. Should be spaced around 2500 feet apart normally at intersections, bridges or culverts. Get a pic of that also so the state knows where the location is.
Because he drove his rig into a tree? No. This, fortunately, is not the taxpayers fault. But you can feel free to write a check to the op for your share if u wish.
Gman
