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Effective 1/1/08
All OHV registered vehicles are required to have insurance.
Does anyone know what the required kind of insurance is?
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"If guns kill people, then cars make you drink and drive, and the spoon is to blame for Rosie O'donnel being fat"
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| SRP wrote: |
Effective 1/1/08
All OHV registered vehicles are required to have insurance.
Does anyone know what the required kind of insurance is? |
I don't know who told you that, but they are wrong. Division 16.5 of the California Vehicle Code deals with OHVs and there is not one single mention of insurance. If you finance an OHV your bank will likely require insurance tho.
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I don't know about a requirement, but I have my buggies and trailer insured with State Farm. Liability, collision and comprehensive coverage. Pretty fair premiums too.
later...mick
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I got my list on new laws for 2008 and did see anything about insurance on HOVs. I did just get a new 2008 vehicle code at work so I will look it up and let you know for sure.
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DMV page about registration of HOV no mention of insurace: http://www.dmv.org/ca-california/other-types-of-vehicles.php
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CHP informed me of the law taking effect 1/1/08
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Stock gk25A
"If guns kill people, then cars make you drink and drive, and the spoon is to blame for Rosie O'donnel being fat"
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I will check on it today at work and post this afternoon.
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87 Toyota 4runner 4x4 (built to the hilt)
04 Polaris Sportman 500
2 sunl 110cc kid quads
08 Joyner 250 Sandviper
08 Sahara 250 (getting mods)
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Never heard of that one either. To the state off roading is an inherently risky action anyways, and that it is your choice to do it. My brother is a lawyer, and he said that personal liability suits are usually thrown out court because of the inherent risk. Suits that involved operator DUI can be heard, but they tend not to get very far.
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