Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“If a golf ball hits your car on a public road, you’d need to find the person responsible. The city wouldn’t take accountability for the damage as you were on a public road.
through your car insurance, you could submit a claim.
Comprehensive coverage covers falling objects and broken glass, but you’ll have to meet your deductible before coverage kicks in. If the golf ball caused $350 worth of damage but your deductible is $500, your
If that happens, you’ll be responsible for paying for the damage out of pocket unless you can find the person responsible.
When damage occurs, it’s a great time to look at your insurance policy. While changes won’t help this claim, they can protect your car in the future. You can collect quotes from various companies to determine what the best rate is for the coverage your require.
If you don’t want to do the hard work yourself, use the
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