Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway
Q. Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway in London. The second resulted in the deaths of all 118 on board. What was the name of the airline whose planes were involved in both accidents?
Asked by Daniel C - Thu Dec 20 15:53:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are all the plane crashes in 1963 including carrier and fatalities. The site lists all info you are looking for. It was too much to cut and paste here. If I count right, there were 57 crashes that year.
Answered by Princess is Engaged! - Thu Dec 20 16:03:24 2007
Q. Two plane accidents happened within days of each other in 1963. The first occurred when a DC8 ran off a runway in London. The second resulted in the deaths of all 118 on board. What was the name of the airline whose planes were involved in both accidents?
Asked by Daniel C - Thu Dec 20 15:53:36 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Below are all the plane crashes in 1963 including carrier and fatalities. The site lists all info you are looking for. It was too much to cut and paste here. If I count right, there were 57 crashes that year.
Answered by Princess is Engaged! - Thu Dec 20 16:03:24 2007
How do I stop my kittens from having accidents outside of the litterbox?
Q. I have 2 kittens, one is 14 weeks old and the other is 16 weeks old. I have had them for about 3 weeks now. They were doing so well and were litter-trained without a problem. In the past few days they have been having little accidents all over the house (#1 and #2.) I clean the litterbox regularly and have thoroughly disinfected the areas of the "accidents." The litterbox is very accessible to them. What can I do to prevent future accidents?
Asked by Lexy S - Tue Aug 11 12:44:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The kittens are very small, so what's causing the accidents is their big appetite and small bladder. They'll grow out of eventually, and there's not much you can do until then. However, you could encourage litterbox habits by rewarding them with treats when you find them leaving the litterbox, and picking them up and placing them in it when you catch them red-handed. If you also want to discourage the pooping outside, you could show them their piddle and poo (or force them to sniff it) and tell them a firm, 'No!' or 'Bad kitty!'. - Graci
Answered by . ganc a f . - Tue Aug 11 12:51:45 2009
Q. I have 2 kittens, one is 14 weeks old and the other is 16 weeks old. I have had them for about 3 weeks now. They were doing so well and were litter-trained without a problem. In the past few days they have been having little accidents all over the house (#1 and #2.) I clean the litterbox regularly and have thoroughly disinfected the areas of the "accidents." The litterbox is very accessible to them. What can I do to prevent future accidents?
Asked by Lexy S - Tue Aug 11 12:44:38 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The kittens are very small, so what's causing the accidents is their big appetite and small bladder. They'll grow out of eventually, and there's not much you can do until then. However, you could encourage litterbox habits by rewarding them with treats when you find them leaving the litterbox, and picking them up and placing them in it when you catch them red-handed. If you also want to discourage the pooping outside, you could show them their piddle and poo (or force them to sniff it) and tell them a firm, 'No!' or 'Bad kitty!'. - Graci
Answered by . ganc a f . - Tue Aug 11 12:51:45 2009
How often to snow related accidents happen?
Q. I live down south, and it doesn't snow here.. I see here on youtube, multi car accidents, because the roads are slick. How often do these things happen, have you ever been involved in one of these accidents?
Asked by cubanchongo - Tue Jul 1 13:33:19 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hydroplaning Accidents also called aquaplaning or planing are caused when a driver loses steering control because a layer of water on the roadway prevents direct contact between the tires and the road surface. The resulting loss of friction causes the vehicle to lose braking, steering and power to the wheels causing a complete loss of control by the driver. The vehicle skids until it collides with something else or friction between the road and wheels is regained. Hydroplaning risks include deep water or heavy rain, speeding, imbalance/overloaded vehicle and poor tire maintenance and worn out or under-inflated tires. When it start to rain you have a 50 percent chance of having an accident and it happens alot...
Answered by UCANTCME - Tue Jul 1 13:52:04 2008
Q. I live down south, and it doesn't snow here.. I see here on youtube, multi car accidents, because the roads are slick. How often do these things happen, have you ever been involved in one of these accidents?
Asked by cubanchongo - Tue Jul 1 13:33:19 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hydroplaning Accidents also called aquaplaning or planing are caused when a driver loses steering control because a layer of water on the roadway prevents direct contact between the tires and the road surface. The resulting loss of friction causes the vehicle to lose braking, steering and power to the wheels causing a complete loss of control by the driver. The vehicle skids until it collides with something else or friction between the road and wheels is regained. Hydroplaning risks include deep water or heavy rain, speeding, imbalance/overloaded vehicle and poor tire maintenance and worn out or under-inflated tires. When it start to rain you have a 50 percent chance of having an accident and it happens alot...
Answered by UCANTCME - Tue Jul 1 13:52:04 2008
What percentage of car accidents result in fatality?
Q. Out of all car accidents in the U.S., what percentage result in one or more fatalities? What percentage have non-fatal, serious injuries? What percentage have mild or no injuries?
Asked by ariyetti - Sat May 6 16:53:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2001 Stats 6,322,896 Total Crashes 3,032,672 Injuries 42,116 Deaths Jerry Christopher
Answered by usedcarwise - Sat May 6 17:11:26 2006
Q. Out of all car accidents in the U.S., what percentage result in one or more fatalities? What percentage have non-fatal, serious injuries? What percentage have mild or no injuries?
Asked by ariyetti - Sat May 6 16:53:11 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2001 Stats 6,322,896 Total Crashes 3,032,672 Injuries 42,116 Deaths Jerry Christopher
Answered by usedcarwise - Sat May 6 17:11:26 2006
What percentages of bad weather accidents are caused by bad tires?
Q. What percentages of bad weather accidents are caused by bad tires? By bad tires i mean tires that were not ment for the right conditions.
Asked by Mr.Janti - Mon Dec 14 23:53:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About one half of one percent of all crashes are caused by tires...
Answered by UCANTCME - Tue Dec 15 06:38:43 2009
Q. What percentages of bad weather accidents are caused by bad tires? By bad tires i mean tires that were not ment for the right conditions.
Asked by Mr.Janti - Mon Dec 14 23:53:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About one half of one percent of all crashes are caused by tires...
Answered by UCANTCME - Tue Dec 15 06:38:43 2009
How many accidents until your insurance company drops you?
Q. And in what kind of time frame (amount of accidents/period of time). I've just had my third accident in two years. No other cars were involved, but I have a habit of backing into and hitting stationary objects (I'm a terrible driver, I know).
Asked by Lulu - Thu Nov 1 17:14:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what state you live in. A couple states won't allow an insurance company to cancel an auto policy, for any reason - they'll just keep increasing the rates, and bumping up your deductibles. I'd imagine, if you're in a state like this, they're going to want you to take a $1,000 deductible per accident. States that allow cancellations for accidents, well, usually it's two inside three years. And it's not truely a cancellation - it's a "non-renewal". Not that it makes any practical difference to a non-insurance geek.
Answered by mbrcatz - Thu Nov 1 17:35:50 2007
Q. And in what kind of time frame (amount of accidents/period of time). I've just had my third accident in two years. No other cars were involved, but I have a habit of backing into and hitting stationary objects (I'm a terrible driver, I know).
Asked by Lulu - Thu Nov 1 17:14:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on what state you live in. A couple states won't allow an insurance company to cancel an auto policy, for any reason - they'll just keep increasing the rates, and bumping up your deductibles. I'd imagine, if you're in a state like this, they're going to want you to take a $1,000 deductible per accident. States that allow cancellations for accidents, well, usually it's two inside three years. And it's not truely a cancellation - it's a "non-renewal". Not that it makes any practical difference to a non-insurance geek.
Answered by mbrcatz - Thu Nov 1 17:35:50 2007
How many accidents happened in Feb 09 due to the Rock Salt shortages?
Q. I'm doing some research on the Rock Salt shortage of this year (february) and need to come up with some stats on the accidents that happened in the work place, eg staff car parks etc, traffic accidents people on their way to work. AND if possible if any claims were made and the compensation due to these claims. Thank you!
Asked by pandaface2 - Fri Nov 27 08:02:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. three
Answered by wanttoknowbasis - Sat Nov 28 08:36:10 2009
Q. I'm doing some research on the Rock Salt shortage of this year (february) and need to come up with some stats on the accidents that happened in the work place, eg staff car parks etc, traffic accidents people on their way to work. AND if possible if any claims were made and the compensation due to these claims. Thank you!
Asked by pandaface2 - Fri Nov 27 08:02:38 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. three
Answered by wanttoknowbasis - Sat Nov 28 08:36:10 2009
Can a Dog have frequent accidents in the house after being spayed?
Q. My 8 month old puppy just got spayed 5 days ago, i've had her for 2 and a half months and shes had 1 very small pee accident during that time. Since she's been home from the surgery she has had 4 pee accidents. First I thought it could be the pain medication, however now it has been 2 days without it and she still had an accident. Does anyone know what I'm talking about, and should I be concerned. And also she does pee more frequently when I take her out.
Asked by andy t - Sat Mar 14 23:16:01 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While fixed females may develop spay incontinence (and intact females may develop it anyway as they age) 5 days after surgery it is not related to the spay but perhaps to the surgery. dogs can have a lapse in behavior whenever there is a major change (and sometimes small changes too) and she may still be recovering from being away from you and in a hospital environment etc. She is also right at the age where most dogs backtrack in training and the two just coincided. Start her training again or at the very least take her out for an extra 2 walks and be sure to walk her when she is most likely to need to go.
Answered by Bethnyc - Sat Mar 14 23:28:23 2009
Q. My 8 month old puppy just got spayed 5 days ago, i've had her for 2 and a half months and shes had 1 very small pee accident during that time. Since she's been home from the surgery she has had 4 pee accidents. First I thought it could be the pain medication, however now it has been 2 days without it and she still had an accident. Does anyone know what I'm talking about, and should I be concerned. And also she does pee more frequently when I take her out.
Asked by andy t - Sat Mar 14 23:16:01 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While fixed females may develop spay incontinence (and intact females may develop it anyway as they age) 5 days after surgery it is not related to the spay but perhaps to the surgery. dogs can have a lapse in behavior whenever there is a major change (and sometimes small changes too) and she may still be recovering from being away from you and in a hospital environment etc. She is also right at the age where most dogs backtrack in training and the two just coincided. Start her training again or at the very least take her out for an extra 2 walks and be sure to walk her when she is most likely to need to go.
Answered by Bethnyc - Sat Mar 14 23:28:23 2009
What happens with your insurance if you get into two accidents and get an additional ticket?
Q. I got into two accidents, both were rear-endings. The first one there was a claim against my insurance. The second there was not much damage so there was not an insurance claim but I received a ticket for both accidents. Then I also received a ticket for running a red light. Damn the luck! What will happen to my insurance, will they drop me, will my premium sky rocket? I only have liability.
Asked by ali_christin - Tue Sep 15 14:01:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are alot of different factors that are going to play into what decision the insurance company makes. Some companies have a threshold for how many accidents they will allow their policy holders to have. If you only have liability they are likely to drop you because you are a riskier customer. If you are paying $100/ month and have already cost they $3000 or so then they will cut there loses and you might have to go into a risk pool. The best thing you can do is find a way that you can compare different rates and talk with someone that can help point you in the right direction. One of the better ones I have found is www.CompareMyInsuranceOnl ine.com, and they have good people that work as customer advocates. So take a look around and… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny - Wed Sep 16 15:39:22 2009
Q. I got into two accidents, both were rear-endings. The first one there was a claim against my insurance. The second there was not much damage so there was not an insurance claim but I received a ticket for both accidents. Then I also received a ticket for running a red light. Damn the luck! What will happen to my insurance, will they drop me, will my premium sky rocket? I only have liability.
Asked by ali_christin - Tue Sep 15 14:01:53 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are alot of different factors that are going to play into what decision the insurance company makes. Some companies have a threshold for how many accidents they will allow their policy holders to have. If you only have liability they are likely to drop you because you are a riskier customer. If you are paying $100/ month and have already cost they $3000 or so then they will cut there loses and you might have to go into a risk pool. The best thing you can do is find a way that you can compare different rates and talk with someone that can help point you in the right direction. One of the better ones I have found is www.CompareMyInsuranceOnl ine.com, and they have good people that work as customer advocates. So take a look around and… [cont.]
Answered by Johnny - Wed Sep 16 15:39:22 2009
What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Q. What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Asked by yoyo2936 - Fri Jul 14 23:14:36 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People driving like idiots.
Answered by Sec Educashun - Fri Jul 14 23:18:48 2006
Q. What is the biggest contributing factor to fatal accidents?
Asked by yoyo2936 - Fri Jul 14 23:14:36 2006 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. People driving like idiots.
Answered by Sec Educashun - Fri Jul 14 23:18:48 2006
How many accidents is it possible 2 have in nancy drew: curse of blackmoore manor?
Q. I'm extremely bored. I mean, reeeally bored, so I decided to play one of my cousin's games, and I beat it like, 5 times already, so I need to know how many accidents u can have and what u have to do to make them happen.
Asked by mariah m - Wed Mar 26 18:07:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are literally a billion. Google it, or just go through the game. There are parts where you can make it explode, cause a flood, get eaten by the venus flytrap, and get people angry with you so you have to leave, such as waking Mrs. Drake up in the middle of the night. Go nuts.
Answered by Hilltops - Thu Mar 27 23:13:20 2008
Q. I'm extremely bored. I mean, reeeally bored, so I decided to play one of my cousin's games, and I beat it like, 5 times already, so I need to know how many accidents u can have and what u have to do to make them happen.
Asked by mariah m - Wed Mar 26 18:07:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are literally a billion. Google it, or just go through the game. There are parts where you can make it explode, cause a flood, get eaten by the venus flytrap, and get people angry with you so you have to leave, such as waking Mrs. Drake up in the middle of the night. Go nuts.
Answered by Hilltops - Thu Mar 27 23:13:20 2008
How many accidents/crashes occur on the 401 each year?
Q. I need help finding the amount of crashes and/or accidents that happen on the 401 highway each year. And I need sources (web sites and stuff)
Asked by Kbs - Mon Dec 15 20:28:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone the O.P.P. and ask them. The 401 is a very long highway stretching from Windsor in the West to the Quebec Border in the East. There are probably a couple dozen accidents on there every day.
Answered by Life is good - Mon Dec 15 22:09:56 2008
Q. I need help finding the amount of crashes and/or accidents that happen on the 401 highway each year. And I need sources (web sites and stuff)
Asked by Kbs - Mon Dec 15 20:28:48 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Phone the O.P.P. and ask them. The 401 is a very long highway stretching from Windsor in the West to the Quebec Border in the East. There are probably a couple dozen accidents on there every day.
Answered by Life is good - Mon Dec 15 22:09:56 2008
How do drunk drivers seem to always walk away from accidents without a scratch?
Q. How do drunk drivers seem to always walk away from accidents without a scratch whle killing/seriously hurting the people in the other car?
Asked by Paul M - Wed Jan 2 18:50:51 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've always heard that it was because the sober person tenses up just before impact, making the injuries much worse (or causing death). The drunk guy doesn't have a clear-enough mind to have that tensing-up reaction, so they end up coming out ok. Sad, isn't it?
Answered by gravytrain - Thu Jan 3 02:50:20 2008
Q. How do drunk drivers seem to always walk away from accidents without a scratch whle killing/seriously hurting the people in the other car?
Asked by Paul M - Wed Jan 2 18:50:51 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've always heard that it was because the sober person tenses up just before impact, making the injuries much worse (or causing death). The drunk guy doesn't have a clear-enough mind to have that tensing-up reaction, so they end up coming out ok. Sad, isn't it?
Answered by gravytrain - Thu Jan 3 02:50:20 2008
How many bicycle accidents have happened in Oregon in the last year?
Q. I'm doing a report and I need to know how many bicycle accidents have happened in Oregon in the last year?
Asked by Aj - Thu May 28 13:19:51 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is one of the best sites around.
Answered by Bob A - Thu May 28 13:58:13 2009
Q. I'm doing a report and I need to know how many bicycle accidents have happened in Oregon in the last year?
Asked by Aj - Thu May 28 13:19:51 2009 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is one of the best sites around.
Answered by Bob A - Thu May 28 13:58:13 2009
What kind of accidents can happen in a scientific lab?
Q. I'm looking for explosive accidents if possible. Like a micromave exploding or something like that... This is as background search for an essay
Asked by JarJar Odd - Sun Nov 5 13:05:27 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Forty-odd years ago it was okay for undergraduates to do experiments with radioactive sources. The laboratory had lots and lots of lead bricks, for the students to build a wall to shield their bodies from these radiation sources during the experiment. The commonest accident was dropping a lead brick on your foot.
Answered by bh8153 - Mon Nov 6 10:57:07 2006
Q. I'm looking for explosive accidents if possible. Like a micromave exploding or something like that... This is as background search for an essay
Asked by JarJar Odd - Sun Nov 5 13:05:27 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Forty-odd years ago it was okay for undergraduates to do experiments with radioactive sources. The laboratory had lots and lots of lead bricks, for the students to build a wall to shield their bodies from these radiation sources during the experiment. The commonest accident was dropping a lead brick on your foot.
Answered by bh8153 - Mon Nov 6 10:57:07 2006
What is the average percentage of airbag failure in car accidents?
Q. I wonder how reliably car airbags deploy in accidents. Does anyone know where to find more info on this? Surely, it must be an issue somewhere, to someone?
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Wed Jun 11 22:11:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The number of lives saved by airbags is hard to pin down. One study, cited below, puts the number at just under 400 per year (6,000 total), and another study indicates that airbags reduce fatalities by 8% when seat belts are worn. Airbags also greatly increase the efficiency of seat-belts, in some cases up to 50%. According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 1.4 million recalls in 2004, were related to Air Bag safety problems. In 2003, only about 350,000 recalls were related to Air Bag problems. NHTSA closely monitors Air Bag systems and the technology is getting more scrutiny since new regulations mandating smart Air Bags went into effect. Air Bags continue to get more complex. Many of the Air… [cont.]
Answered by mel - Wed Jun 11 22:49:10 2008
Q. I wonder how reliably car airbags deploy in accidents. Does anyone know where to find more info on this? Surely, it must be an issue somewhere, to someone?
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Wed Jun 11 22:11:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The number of lives saved by airbags is hard to pin down. One study, cited below, puts the number at just under 400 per year (6,000 total), and another study indicates that airbags reduce fatalities by 8% when seat belts are worn. Airbags also greatly increase the efficiency of seat-belts, in some cases up to 50%. According to the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 1.4 million recalls in 2004, were related to Air Bag safety problems. In 2003, only about 350,000 recalls were related to Air Bag problems. NHTSA closely monitors Air Bag systems and the technology is getting more scrutiny since new regulations mandating smart Air Bags went into effect. Air Bags continue to get more complex. Many of the Air… [cont.]
Answered by mel - Wed Jun 11 22:49:10 2008
How often do auto accidents involve driving under too much alcohol?
Q. Why is the legal alcohol blood limit different in different locations? How many innocent children die a year in the usa from these types of accidents?
Asked by brenniewinters - Wed Mar 25 12:34:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 30% of fatal accidents involve alcohol. According to MADD, the total for 2007 was 12,998. The legal limit of .08 is the same everywhere in the United States.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sat Mar 28 05:34:33 2009
Q. Why is the legal alcohol blood limit different in different locations? How many innocent children die a year in the usa from these types of accidents?
Asked by brenniewinters - Wed Mar 25 12:34:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. About 30% of fatal accidents involve alcohol. According to MADD, the total for 2007 was 12,998. The legal limit of .08 is the same everywhere in the United States.
Answered by trooper3316 - Sat Mar 28 05:34:33 2009
Are there any days during the work week that are statistically higher in automobile accidents
Q. Are there more accidents at the beginning of the week as people rush to get to work, or more accidents towards the end of the week as people get tired and don't pay as good attention? LOL...so 3AM to Noon is pretty much the safest time of day to drive? Really? My morning commute (7AM-9AM) always seems to involve an accident. Thanks for the info, though!
Asked by julesl68 - Thu Aug 7 11:27:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there are!
Answered by Wounded Duck - Thu Aug 7 11:34:17 2008
Q. Are there more accidents at the beginning of the week as people rush to get to work, or more accidents towards the end of the week as people get tired and don't pay as good attention? LOL...so 3AM to Noon is pretty much the safest time of day to drive? Really? My morning commute (7AM-9AM) always seems to involve an accident. Thanks for the info, though!
Asked by julesl68 - Thu Aug 7 11:27:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes there are!
Answered by Wounded Duck - Thu Aug 7 11:34:17 2008
Do nonstop filghts have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Q. My boyfriend and I were having a discussion about nonstop flights vs. flights that have stops. We have different opinions about this, so we need you to clear this up for us. His opinion is that nonstop flights have fewer accidents? On the other hand, I dont think that this is true. I do not think that it is stasistically correct. My opinion is that flight accidents just happen either way due to many causes. So can you clear this up for us. Do nonstop flights have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Asked by resto_us - Thu May 29 13:37:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how a flight can be non stop for someone and have stops for someone else on the same flight just depends on when you get on and when you get off.. very few planes just go back and forth between two airports... most make jumps and stops in different locations on different planes.. ie when i go to NC... I have to travel from chicago on the same plane to Balt. stay on the same plane while plenty get off and a lot get on and we all get off in NC. so its 1 stop for me and non stop for them. just depends when you get on so there is no way that a study could show which had more accidents because planes make multiple stops in a flight its not direct and the chances of a airplane having accidents are very slim just pick the cheaper… [cont.]
Answered by Mel - Thu May 29 13:49:28 2008
Q. My boyfriend and I were having a discussion about nonstop flights vs. flights that have stops. We have different opinions about this, so we need you to clear this up for us. His opinion is that nonstop flights have fewer accidents? On the other hand, I dont think that this is true. I do not think that it is stasistically correct. My opinion is that flight accidents just happen either way due to many causes. So can you clear this up for us. Do nonstop flights have fewer accidents than flights than have stops?
Asked by resto_us - Thu May 29 13:37:56 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well seeing how a flight can be non stop for someone and have stops for someone else on the same flight just depends on when you get on and when you get off.. very few planes just go back and forth between two airports... most make jumps and stops in different locations on different planes.. ie when i go to NC... I have to travel from chicago on the same plane to Balt. stay on the same plane while plenty get off and a lot get on and we all get off in NC. so its 1 stop for me and non stop for them. just depends when you get on so there is no way that a study could show which had more accidents because planes make multiple stops in a flight its not direct and the chances of a airplane having accidents are very slim just pick the cheaper… [cont.]
Answered by Mel - Thu May 29 13:49:28 2008
What kind of insurance & how much should a Landlord get coverage for any accidents occur on their property?
Q. I will be renting out one of my properties and although I have full Home Owners insurance for myself, a family of 4 in North Central Ocala will be renting it for 6 months. I want to have adequate coverage for possible accidents that might occur on my property.
Asked by emmiehemingway - Thu Dec 4 13:58:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Min $300,000 liability but $1,000,00 is preferred. Make sure that your policy will cover rentals. If it is an owner occupied policy, you may not be covered with tenants.
Answered by Tim - Thu Dec 4 14:01:57 2008
Q. I will be renting out one of my properties and although I have full Home Owners insurance for myself, a family of 4 in North Central Ocala will be renting it for 6 months. I want to have adequate coverage for possible accidents that might occur on my property.
Asked by emmiehemingway - Thu Dec 4 13:58:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Min $300,000 liability but $1,000,00 is preferred. Make sure that your policy will cover rentals. If it is an owner occupied policy, you may not be covered with tenants.
Answered by Tim - Thu Dec 4 14:01:57 2008
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