Recent content by David W.

If the other company paid to fix your car, it sounds like they accepted liability for their driver. I doubt they're planning to sue you, just looking for more details on what happned. If they do come back to you for payment, or take you to court, call your company right away; they'll handle...

As long as the car is paid off and the bank satisfied, and you're sure you won't be driving the car, it should be OK to drop all the insurance. That's required only if you want to operate it on public roads. You might check with the Colorado DMV to see if any notification is required, though...

In Sony Vegas 8.0 video editor, I'd like to add a MIDI file to the sound or music track. How can I do that? I have the MIDI on a flash drive, but how do I get it into the program?

Not sure what you're asking here. If you have only one car and sell it, you don't have a car to insure, so you need to cancel the policy; if you do have another, and get the "new" car now or later, you normally have 30 days, maybe 60, to add the new one, but don't put off doing it. It's too...

If you don't have insurance, no, yours won't go up, but theirs will.