Does insurance cover rock hitting windshield?

Comprehensive coverage may help pay to replace or repair a damaged windshield, if it’s hit by a rock or another object. Comprehensive also helps cover damage from perils such as fire, theft, falling objects or hail. With full glass coverage, you may not have to pay a deductible for the repair of your windshield.

What happens if a rock hits your car?

After a rock hits your windshield, you will want to take a look at your windshield when it is safe to do so. Generally speaking, if there is a chip or crack that is smaller than six inches, your windshield can be repaired. If the crack is larger than six inches, your windshield probably needs to be replaced.

Can you get a fine for hitting a rock with your car?

WSP won’t be able to fine someone unless they see the rock actually hitting your car. But if they get enough complaints on a certain roadway, they can put emphasis patrols there. And if they get enough complaints about a certain company, the state will give that company a visit. They recommend you get the truck’s license plate.

Should I call 911 if someone hits my Car with rocks?

They say not to call 911. WSP won’t be able to fine someone unless they see the rock actually hitting your car. But if they get enough complaints on a certain roadway, they can put emphasis patrols there. And if they get enough complaints about a certain company, the state will give that company a visit.

How do I report a rock that hit my windshield?

The best you can do is tell the company a rock from one of their trucks hit your windshield, but unless you have video of the rock coming from that truck and damaging your car, you’re probably not going to have any luck.

Should trucking companies pay for windshield damage caused by rocks?

If every person like you, whose car or truck’s windshield was damaged by a rock tried to receive payment from the company, trucking companies could be forking out thousands of dollars annually.