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Dec 26, 2008 | 05:57 PM

#11

XXL

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From: Over here

Quote:

Originally Posted by DMarotta

2 Points:

One, your personal auto insurance covers you in all states of the USA while in a rental unless you have some sort of restrictions on you, "Dont leave town..."

Two, if you used a credit card for a deposit on the rental car you are covered as well.

3. Don't get your legal advice on the intarwebnets.

Dec 26, 2008 | 06:19 PM

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Freightliner

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From: Mass

Quote:

Originally Posted by XXL

3. Don't get your legal advice on the intarwebnets.

Thats why I said to call the insurance co./agent. Every state is a little different.

Dec 26, 2008 | 08:03 PM

#13

SPPD

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Joined: 06-29-2008

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From: Suburban Chicago

Ya I already check my policy and it does cover everywhere, but I don't know the liability of violating the rental contract, so I won't risk it.

Dec 26, 2008 | 08:13 PM

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SSROADSTER

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From: Warrington PA

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Originally Posted by Freightliner

Thats why I said to call the insurance co./agent. Every state is a little different.

I agree, call your agent, as they are the ones to give you the best advice....

Dec 26, 2008 | 10:41 PM

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Nebulous1

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From: Hilo, HI

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Originally Posted by DMarotta

if you used a credit card for a deposit on the rental car you are covered as well.

A lot of cards consider a rental period of over 15 days to be long term, which they don't cover. (i.e. Scratch it on Day 1, return it on Day 16, it's a long-term rental, and no part of the long-term rental was covered by the credit card issuer.) Read your credit card fine print before you rely on the coverage.