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| Posted Wed, Aug 28 2024 03:52 AM CST | ||
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DEVON ANDERSON TRIPLE D CLARION, IA 1515-851-2081 Posts: 1 |
If a driver is denied by insurance company and the carrier continues to let them operate without informing the insurance company, any incident will most definitely effect the carrier, but what about the driver? Also what’s the best way to report an uninsurable driver to that carriers insurance company? | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |
| Posted Fri, Aug 30 2024 01:34 PM CST | ||
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DOUG JONES LIGHTHOUSE INSURANCE GROUP GRAND RAPIDS, MI 616-355-0088 Posts: 1 |
In this situation, it is most likely both the carrier and the driver will be impacted. However the carrier is going to shoulder the bulk of the blame. If the carrier allows an uninsurable driver to continue operating, any claim could be denied by the carrier's insurance company. A denied claim means the carrier will have to pay both their own defense during the claim process, and also any judgement rendered against them. If a driver is deemed ineligible, sometimes a plan can be created to help the driver become acceptable again through strategies like drivers training and some other methods. Give me a call if you have any questions at 616-355-0088. | REPLY REPLY WITH QUOTE |