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Yeah, but they have a special program for Taxi's that allow what they call "self-insurance" where the taxi is insured by a bond or letter of credit with the MVA
by pmorici 12y ago
Yeah, but they have a special program for Taxi's that allow what they call "self-insurance" where the taxi is insured by a bond or letter of credit with the MVA.
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- aianus 12y agoIn most places you can self-insure as a rich individual driving a personal car too.
- metacorrector 12y agoWhen there is an accident, injured parties go after rich people, like the expression "deep pockets", and juries aren't sympathetic to them. Rich people are advised to get (and can afford) insurance more than middle class people.
- alasdair_ 12y agoThe same applies almost everywhere in the US and not just to taxis - if you can pay a cash bond at the DMV, you can ride without insurance.
- agiamas 12y ago> The same applies almost everywhere in the US and not just to taxis - if you can pay a cash bond at the DMV, you can ride without insurance. Exactly. And that's amazing. I don't want to pay any insurance, I can self-insure and pay with my own bond if I'm caught into an accident.
- pmorici 12y agoYup, the difference between a taxi and an individual though is the taxi company will create an individual llc for each taxi so if a given taxi is in a bad accident they will just bankrupt that llc and try to skip out on paying anything.