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If you have a new policy for less than 30 days and are involved in a car accident regardless of fault, can your current insurance company terminate your policy?

There are many rules that apply to insurance policy cancellations. It is hard to comment on your situation without knowing the specific details of your policy or what company insures you. Typically, an insurance company would not cancel your policy for simply being involved a car accident.

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This car insurance question was asked on 4/13/2005

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