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Anonymous United Kingdom

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Today, after my car got stolen and flipped on its roof three months ago, making it an insurance write-off, and getting a new car a week ago, a drunk driver crashed into my parked car, writing it off. In both instances the drivers were thankfully OK, it's just my insurance premiums skyrocketing, no biggie. FML

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In one way you were lucky, I experienced a drunk driver crashing into my car some years ago, while I was driving it, which lead to me spending between six and seven months in hospital, the first five weeks in a coma, and losing my ability to drive for the rest of my life...

Now that's a real FML. Sorry to hear that.

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since neither of your accidents are your fault or act of God your premiums won't go up.

Yes they will because there still apart of his driving record. Regardless of fault depending on how much the insurance has to pay for the claim your premium at renewal may or may not go up.

In one way you were lucky, I experienced a drunk driver crashing into my car some years ago, while I was driving it, which lead to me spending between six and seven months in hospital, the first five weeks in a coma, and losing my ability to drive for the rest of my life...

Now that's a real FML. Sorry to hear that.