Re:Did your car witness a crime? Bay Area police may be comi...
by kelnos on Sunday September 01, 2024 @04:42AM
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> If your car is regularly being driven by your brother at 100mph, it's still your insurance that's going to pay if he gets in an accident.
Not if your brother isn't listed as an insured party on your insurance. The insurance company will tell you to pound sand in that case. And if your brother is on your insurance, and you're paying for it and giving him a free ride, that's on you.
> And while that's sad, maybe private sousveillance is better than anarchy. People can have differing opinions.
::raises hand:: We shouldn't accept either. Private surveillance is not the solution to anarchically poor enforcement.
Not if your brother isn't listed as an insured party on your insurance. The insurance company will tell you to pound sand in that case. And if your brother is on your insurance, and you're paying for it and giving him a free ride, that's on you.
> And while that's sad, maybe private sousveillance is better than anarchy. People can have differing opinions.
::raises hand:: We shouldn't accept either. Private surveillance is not the solution to anarchically poor enforcement.