Broken windshields are illegal. Regardless of how the windshield was cracked, deductibles are usually not applicable to windshield repair.<\/p>\n
You wake up in the morning to start your day. After you stumble into your slippers, you walk outside with coffee in hand on your way to collect the morning paper. As you walk by your car you see a few eggs. It doesn\u2019t quite sink in, but then when you see your garden block resting in your sagging tempered windshield, it all makes sense. Someone had too much time on their hands and claimed your car as their victim.<\/p>\n
After you hose the eggs off your car, the next thing you do (aside from grumbling to yourself about not having surveillance cameras) is contact your insurance company. Driving in the state of Florida with a shattered or slightly cracked windshield is illegal. Fortunately, windshield repair and replacement does not have a deductible so (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Broken windshields are illegal. Regardless of how the windshield was cracked, deductibles are usually not applicable to windshield repair. You wake up in the morning to start your day. After you stumble into your slippers, you walk outside with coffee…<\/span><\/p>\n