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Intersting article but what the hell is that picture all about? Is it real? My heart is in my mouth just looking at it. It made my blood run cold. Were people ok?
This was one of the related articles to the picture – http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1023813/Pictured-Shocking-moment-drunk-driver-ploughed-group-cyclists.html
Active.com ran an article awhile ago about cyclists being covered under their car insurance under the uninsured motorist / underinsured motorist clause of their policy. Check it out: http://www.active.com/travel/articles/Are_You_Covered_.htm (This relates more to if you happen to be hit by a motorist.)
Brandon, most renter’s insurance policies (or at least mine from Allstate) cover you and your property while you are traveling. Semantics being what they are, if you are not at home, and you are not necessarily remaining in one place, you would indeed be traveling. It’s something to ponder.