How long is the statute to report motor vehicle accidents in Idaho?
Q. A friend wrecked my car almost 6 months ago. At the time, my vehicle was uninsured. The driver of my vehicle was uninsured and driving on a suspended license. I was not at the accident, but became involved when I arranged with the other driver that we would handle this directly with his insurance company. Currently, the other motorist's insurance company has taken a claim that holds me responsible for being the owner of the other vehicle involved in the accident and a settlement amount has been arranged. There was no police report filed. My vehicle has still not been fixed. I want to file a police report regarding this accident. In addition, I want to file a civil lawsuit to recoup damages. What effects might this have if I filed… [cont.]
Asked by Mateo M - Fri Dec 25 02:46:16 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can file a police report at any time. However, a police report at this very late stage will probably do nothing. Also, as the owner of an uninsured vehicle, you may have a lot of trouble recouping anything, even in court. Who was at fault in the accident? Your explanation isn't clear. You say they are holding you responsible, does that mean they are placing you at fault? In that case, they won't fix your car, in fact, you have to pay them for the damages to their insureds vehicle. Who will you be suing? Your friend? If you are not at fault, then what is the reason they gave you for not fixing your car? If the other driver is at fault, they are required to pay you, whether or not you were uninsured.
Answered by CD2007 - Fri Dec 25 06:42:32 2009

What vehicle information is inspected when traveling from the US to Canada?
Q. If I were to drive to canada from Michigan, What vehicle information is required at the border checks? i.e... Title,Proof of Insurance, Regristration? Also, If I were to ferry my vehicle from USA to Canada, What is required? My time in canada is only for two days for business. Corporate Debt Collections. I just baught my vehicle and dont have the regristration/insurance. I have my ID, Passport, Title to vehicle. What else?
Asked by indiana_jones46615 - Thu Sep 11 21:29:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Traveling on business CAN change things, depending on the border official and point of crossing. Get your insurer to fax you a temporary slip, proof of insurance is imperative, and a photocopy of registration will suffice. you must have both. Not so much just to cross the border, but to drive in Canada. Do not tell the border guard the nature of your trip other then "meeting with clients." Their authority cannot be challenged, and nobody likes debt collectors, period.
Answered by j c - Fri Sep 12 09:24:56 2008

How do I find what my vehicle has installed using the Vehicle Identification Number?
Q. I know it was possible to use the vin to determine engine, trans, etc in old vehicle motor manuals (the vehicle is a 2008 Chevy Uplander.
Asked by Everett J - Sun Feb 22 10:50:44 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ANy Chev or GM dealer can run the VIN, and give you a copy of the build sheet, also being a 2008 they might have the window sticker, and it should be on your contract if bought new.
Answered by deserontoshamrock - Sun Feb 22 13:58:38 2009