Whoa, whoa, crunch....
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Originally Posted by halfday
i'm not promoting making false claims. quite the contrary. this is a matter between the insurance company and individuals involved. this is a touchy enough subject in this litigous society and the pictures don't help except to spread rumors about them either true or false. what i am concerned about is insurance co's making a blanket statement not allowing any type of driving regardless if its instructional in nature or not on a closed course and pictures like these linked to an autocross do not help the cause.
naturally if this was a timed event or competition then that will work itself out. however if this was not a timed run, then depending on the insurer this becomes grey.
and yes this is a free country. its not illegal to post pictures however it would be courteous to at least blur out the license plates. i wouldn't post it personally.
naturally if this was a timed event or competition then that will work itself out. however if this was not a timed run, then depending on the insurer this becomes grey.
and yes this is a free country. its not illegal to post pictures however it would be courteous to at least blur out the license plates. i wouldn't post it personally.
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insurance adjuster? no thanks, not for me! 
this is based on an experience a good friend of mine had at road atlanta. occured at a driving school but timing devices were present even though he did not have one equipped. he was so shook up from the incident and it didn't help to be told pictures of his accident were all over the internet. personally it made him feel worse about an honest mistake. i'm not sure if the insurance company pulled it up but he did spend 6 months fighting to get it covered. honestly, what benefit does it do posting wrecked car pictures. it just raises speculation. i feel really bad about these folks involved. just glad no one got hurt! could have been much worse.
this is based on an experience a good friend of mine had at road atlanta. occured at a driving school but timing devices were present even though he did not have one equipped. he was so shook up from the incident and it didn't help to be told pictures of his accident were all over the internet. personally it made him feel worse about an honest mistake. i'm not sure if the insurance company pulled it up but he did spend 6 months fighting to get it covered. honestly, what benefit does it do posting wrecked car pictures. it just raises speculation. i feel really bad about these folks involved. just glad no one got hurt! could have been much worse.
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