Attempting to reconcile the verbal descriptions with actual species is a challenging task. and has been an impetus to my personal contemplation with the nature of perception. I. have come to the conclusion that, no matter how outlandish a description may be, it is. what the person perceived about the snake.
Best Answer: It goes under your collision coverage on your policy, if you have it. You would just have to pay the deductible. In insurance, collision is defined as running into something, whether it's stationary or not.
If your car's door was damaged in the incident, then you could make a claim under your collision coverage. Your car's damage is due to your door colliding with something, so the claim falls under this coverage and not your comprehensive coverage. Your collision deductible would be due.our collision and comprehensive cover your own vehicle for damages, not other cars that you damage. When you damage another person's property, it is the property damage liability portion of your car insurance policy that will be used for their claims.