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Gabriel Said:

Do you need a motorcycle endorsement and motor vehicle insurance for a vespa scooter with a maximum mph of 45?

We Answered:

Very likely yes. Some states say if it is motor driven by anything, then you must have both. Some states say 30 cc or more. Check with your DMV, they will be glad to tell you.

But I'm positive a Vespa must have both in all states. They are not permitted on any Interstate though.

Beatrice Said:

Motor vehicle insurance for teenager with permit?

We Answered:

No. With the permit he can't drive alone, and will be covered by the person with him and the insurance on the vehicle. He will not need to be added to your policy until and unless he gets his license and can drive alone.

Michael Said:

how long a period can motor vehicle insurance points be charged to a policy holder?

We Answered:

depends on the state, in mass it's six years.

Guy Said:

My Massachusetts motor vehicle insurance carrier is terrorizing me, please help.?

We Answered:

Nothing is private from insurance companies, especially in MA, I as any insurance agent can find out everything about you from the state run registry, which is why I had the FBI and every police agency in every state I sold for check into my background. Having a criminal record can actually disqualify you from having insurance in most states depending on what it was for, good luck

Bonnie Said:

Does you car registration address legally have to match the address of your motor vehicle insurance??

We Answered:

yes they both have to match. when you move you have to notify the insurance company and the registration. not a problem you usually have a certain amount of days to notify both

Kirk Said:

how does one cancel a current motor vehicle insurance? ?

We Answered:

Cancellation procedures vary by state. You'll need to call your agent, to see how it works in your state.

Most states, if you cancel the insurance without replacing it first, it can get your tags cancelled as well.

Sure you can ask for a refund. How much you get back, will depend on how much you paid in, and how long you've had the policy. If you've had the policy six months, but you paid for 12 months, you can likely get five months back, but that also varies by state.

You won't get back money for time you've already used up, and you'll likely get charged a cancellation fee. Again, your agent can tell you how it works in your state.

Bradley Said:

Motor vehicle insurance claim under indian law?

We Answered:

whoever holds the title of the car is the owner of the car. The insurance should be changed to the owner's name. Once a car is sold to another person insurance under the previous owner stops (even if they never tell their insurance company).