possibly. You'd want insurance because if she lets it drop, has a wreck, as the owner of an uninsured vehicle you can be on the hook for all the damages she causes.

First, talk to your agent. Generally, in a wreck, only the driver can be sued. In some states jointly held property can't be gotten if someone were to win. Unless the person is totaled, the plaintiff will settle for less than $500,000 unless they are a 30 year old skilled laborer and have... View More

Worth your getting at least a consult from an attorney who handles tickets in the county where this happened.

Generally, no jail time.

But, get a license suspension as long as you don't pay. Other person can sue you. Not just for their car but for their injuries.

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Find a nearby area where you can pulloff and wait. It'd be ok to wait with flashers on if you were going to offload in a couple of minutes--if you are sitting there longer the law would say, couldn't you sit somewhere else?

Means someone thinks you don't have insurance so you need to provide proof of coverage.

If you were hurt in a wreck contact a member of the Colorado Justice Assn--they give free consults, will represent you on the basis they only get paid when they get money for you.

Plead not guilty if you haven't done that. Get pictures of your car if relevant. Get a copy of the police report. figure out where you entered, approximately when you were sidesiped, how far you traveled once you were in the lane (when you say center do you mean it was 3 travel lanes? If not,... View More

Why not? Worst that happens is judge tell you to pay it. You were slowed down--any slower you wouldn't have control on the vehicle.

Not sure what your question is. Presumably you did that to cover cost of the tow. Has no affect on your insurance.

Penalty is usually points, fine. If you were hurt you need to contact a member of the Colo. Assn for Justice--they give free consults.

As far as your claim, the fact the officer felt the other driver was careless (which in citation language means more than inadvertent) will be significant... View More

They are correct, though morally as you were using your car they should at least pay for the deductible. If you were hurt it is a workers compensation injury.

Generally, no. Contact the center for auto safety to see if there have been similar complaints on that model.

Seems it would make sense to go back, put a note on the windshield or at least change the tire now. If they have a sign warning you not to park, you'd better believe it can be towed.

Plead not guilty and fight it. If you were hurt you may have a cliam--contact a member of the Colorado Assn for Justice--they give free consults.

As long as your insurance doesn't require you notify police--but one or the other or both may.

Generally yes. Contact a member of the Colo Assn for Justice in the county where the run-down happened. They give free consults.

Assuming he had your permission, your insurance will cover the claim. Let them handle it. If sued, they will give you an attorney. They will ask the other person for a release of claims in exchange for the money so you should be protected.

You should immediately forward the documents you received to your insurance carrier and confirm that they will timely file a formal response on your behalf. Otherwise, a judgment may be entered against you, and it could be registered in Texas.

Up to a point the other driver. However if you were hurt why not get a consult from a member of the Colo Assn for Justice--they give free consultations.

Problem is if things drag out the other company will claim you should "mitigate" your damages. Its usually a crock but it takes... View More

That doesn't protect them from you making a claim against them. However if they are a municipal bus company you may have some hoops to go through. If you were in the car and were hurt, contact a member of the Colo. Assn for Justice--they give free consults.