2 Minutes With Tim - Driving During a Weather Emergency

​With a major winter storm set to bash the northeast and mid-Atlantic today, it seemed like a good time to answer a question I sometimes get: If someone is driving when the local government has told people not to drive, will that person's auto liability insurance cover her if she gets in an accident?

Two items of note:

Here's a link to the New York insurance regulation I mention in the video

Yes, I know that the ability to cancel for non-payment of premium isn't an exclusion. What can I say - I had Stella on my mind.

 

 

Comments

[Bella Daniel]

This was a question which i used to ask myself. With government restricting people from doing their normal chores during natural calamities, people become doubtful whether or not to claim their insurance coverage, if they move against government's will.Thanks for being so informative. This one helped a lot.

[Tim Dodge]

Bella, thank you for watching! I'm glad you found it useful.