After getting 10 speeding tickets in 5 years, if elected, Duggan will definitely work on the disparity in auto insurance.
After moving to the city, if he changed his address, his rates must be about $2500 - $3000 a year.
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After getting 10 speeding tickets in 5 years, if elected, Duggan will definitely work on the disparity in auto insurance.
After moving to the city, if he changed his address, his rates must be about $2500 - $3000 a year.
Of course, if he moves to the city, the first thing he would do is cancel is insurance.
be funny to see if he sticks around at his Detroit address if he doesnt win the election....
That's all?Quote:
Originally Posted by trstar
10 tickets that is no big deal. Back in the day I had 24 points in one year, and over a 20 year period when I was younger averaged at least 3 tickets a year.
That is a big deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by p69rrh51
I used to drive like a maniac and only got two per year, usually I'd beat one in court.
Ten in Five years puts him solidly in the pool for insurance, with the address change he becomes the poster boy for reform. I'm betting the moment he becomes mayor he will SELL all his vehicles and enjoy the city largesse. Isn't there still an Escalade ot two still sitting in some warehouse...or Carlita's old Navigator that ate her. I'm sure with those sweetheart deals the city is likely still on the hook for 'em.
And the city self-insures, so Dug-in would have it made.
You sound like my dad. He is the first one to gripe about how speed limits kill people and how insurance is a scam.Quote:
Originally Posted by p69rrh51
When I was little my dad and I would listen to WLLZ and sing Sammy Hagar's "I can't drive 55" together as he would do 90mph down I-96:p
Arrrrrgh. My son in his early twenties accumulated a lot of tickets. In his late forties, he still has a heavy foot, but is more aware of his speeding and the consequences.
From reading the article these tickets were mostly for 5-10 over, I guess three quarters of the drivers on the road should be disqualified from elected office too.
10 in 5 yrs IS 2 per year...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gannon
Meh. He's still going to win the election. Those of you who don't support him are welcome to stick around. Just be quiet and don't touch anything while he works overtime to clean up the mess you created.
usually 5-10 over is the "deal" after getting popped doing 10+ over. very rarely are you going to actually get pulled over going 5 to ten over. Because, as you say, they'd be pulling over people non stop, all day long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic01
Napoleons folks must be getting desperate if speeding tickets is all they can get on duggan at this point.
Depends on how high his credit score is. If he's over a 750-800 FICO score, I highly doubt he's paying that much inspite of the tickets. This is a perfect example why your rates should be weighted more towards your driving record, instead of your credit score. Everything shouldn't be determined by numbers. Insurance is nothing but a scam that we have no control over.Quote:
Originally Posted by trstar
I thought the same thing...Quote:
Originally Posted by jcole
Are your sure?Quote:
Originally Posted by jcole
It wouldn't be a big deal for some folks if he wasn't!! :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Honky Tonk
Oh, excuse me, perhaps I should have said an AVERAGE of 2 per year for those who didn't take advanced math.Quote:
Originally Posted by Honky Tonk
Who cares? Why is this news?
It's news because so many identify with it. Like some posters here, who no longer own a car or have to carry their own insurance.
Do you think Bing will stay in the city? Bing moved here from a posh suburb and will bolt the second he's out of office.Quote:
Originally Posted by WaCoTS
Somewhat higher than that I would think. My Dad pays about that on a Ford Focus with one ticket and a minor accident on his record.Quote:
Originally Posted by trstar
It doesn't matter if Bing would stay here or not. If I had a crystal ball and knew that Duggan would move out if he doesn't get elected, I wouldn't vote for him [[I don't have a vote anyway...). However, I still wouldn't vote for Napoleon. Napoleon is WORSE than "The Man" moving into the city limits just to be mayor. Napoleon has a historical record of being part of the problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by motz
s'basically where i was going with thatQuote:
Originally Posted by motz
If you lived in the city, you would know that the inequities of auto insurance is one of the top 10 - "quality of life" issues for residents.Quote:
Originally Posted by dmike76
Currently, I can be a 22 year old with a DUI living in the burbs, who works downtown, and STILL have have cheaper rates that a 40 year old with no points.
#news.
For many, its not relevant unless you personally feel it. I hope he FEELS it.