You have to physically have a copy of proof of insurance to get your vehicle inspected. Apps and PDFs don't count. I pulled up my policy in a pdf on my laptop and he said that isn't allowed. So let's say I went thru all the trouble to create a pdf, you say a printed bs version qualifies but a doctored pdf on a laptop doesn't? Makes no sense
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Originally posted by Lone Sailor View PostYou're required by law to always have proof of insurance in your vehicle anyway, so I don't see why you're so upset about being refused inspection without it.
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Originally posted by 94form2000z View PostProof doesn't have to mean a paper copy in my opinion. So I am inclined to agree with the poster on this one. If you can provide (display) policy details that are tied the VIN of the vehicle they should accept it. But as already stated most of these places are so far behind technology that they will not.
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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View PostI have proof of insurance in the car every time I drive it.... A PDF on my phone
I was pulled over several years ago and when I went for the insurance card I realized I hadn't put the new card in the car and the one in the car was in fact expired. I had the email confirmation from State Farm on my blackberry and told him I had the new card in my email. I showed him on my phone and he said something to the effect of "if it's not admissible in court then it's not admissible on a traffic stop". I'm sure each agency has their own policy regarding this.
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Originally posted by 2165 Turbo Rail View PostI have proof of insurance in the car every time I drive it.... A PDF on my phoneOriginally posted by BradMBut, just like condoms and women's rights, I don't believe in them.Originally posted by LeahIn other news: Brent's meat melts in your mouth.
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