Since the ferry takes forever if you're driving on, i drove my friedn to horseshoe bay. When i went to pick him up from his house, he took FOREVER to get ready. I was so bored sitting inside the car, and fiddled around in my glovebox, and decided to read through my insurance papers. One line says something like:
"This vehicle has a 200 dollar decuctable for windshiled damage such as missles or flying objects"
WTF!! Missles?! I have missle coverage, yay !

 

I can just imagine it. Your car gets hit by a missile and they give you a windsheild and shoo you out the door
CoryM

 

wtf..sometimes i wonder at these retarded ideas

 

Hahahaha yeah I noticed that too. Ah well at least we're covered if we get blown up by a skud missle. :

 

Definition of missile (according to My Webster's Dictionary):
An object that is thrown or shot at a target

So what they are trying to say is that if something falls of the back of a truck and comes flying at you (hence the phrase flying objects) you are covered. Also, if you are driving under ... say an overpass....and say in your rustang and someone throws a rock at your car, that rock turns into a "missile" because it is an object that is thrown at your car (the target/rustang)

Sooo I don't mean to burst your bubble but the real meaning behind ICBC's phrasing is not meant specifically for scuds, tomahawks, or patriot's, although it does included them due to the fact that they are objects shot at a target.

 

You dont think a TOW missile is "An object that is thrown or shot at a target " ? . But ya, I knew they meant small stuff. However, ICBC screws us with wording, be funny to do it back.

 

Missles eh . . .

 

i saw that about 3 yrs ago, pretty funny