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Driving to Mexico? Insurance Problems Experienced by Vacationers.

Mexican Insurance Store has issued a report on the top legal and insurance related problems experienced while driving on vacation in Mexico. Unlike the law in the U.S., in Mexico the assumption of guilt prevails over the assumption of innocence. The penalties for not having insurance while traveling in Mexico can be severe.

Common Legal / Insurance Problems:

1. Not Having Mexican Insurance

U.S. and Canadian auto insurance is NOT recognized in Mexico. Vacationers that don't have Auto Insurance in Mexico and have an accident may spend many hours or days in jail and have their vehicle confiscated.

2. Buying Insurance with services that are NOT Valid in Rural Areas

Some services have fine print that says that they are provided in only "the major cities of Mexico". Most of Mexico is rural and many vacationers travel far from major cities. It is important to read the fine print of the insurance contract.

3. Not Having Mexican Emergency Medical Assistance Coverage

Most U.S. health insurance is not valid in Mexico.

4. Not Having Insurance for Friends and Family

Don't forget to get coverage for your traveling companions.

Mexican Insurance Store offers a package deal that includes all of the insurance policies needed traveling to Mexico.

- Auto Insurance with services good in cities and rural areas.

- The # 1 rated Emergency Medical Assistance Service by the AMA good for the entire family & friends.

- A minimum US $20,000 in Legal Assistance & Bail Bond.

About the Author

The director of Mexican Insurance Store, Linden H. Gray, has over 29 years retail, wholesale, and direct insurance experience. Policies can be ordered and printed online in minutes. Visit http://mexicaninsurancestore.com for more information about Mexican Tourist Auto Insurance.

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Half of Hawaii's 8 million yearly tourists are first-timers, often unsure of which island to visit, where to stay, and what to choose to do.
NO WORRIES HAWAII, a companion book to the Sprout's adventure guides for each of the islands, comes to the rescue. The book is also useful for repeat visitors or locals looking for new adventures.
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Jane Hayes is a seemingly normal young New Yorker, but she has a secret. Her obsession with Mr. Darcy, as played by Colin Firth in the BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, is ruining her love life: no real man can compare. But when a wealthy relative bequeaths her a trip to an English resort catering to Austen-crazed women, Jane’s fantasies of meeting the perfect Regency-era gentleman suddenly become realer than she ever could have imagined.

Decked out in empire-waist gowns, Jane struggles to master Regency etiquette and flirts with gardeners and gentlemen—or maybe even, she suspects, with the actors who are playing them. It’s all a game, Jane knows. And yet the longer she stays, the more her insecurities seem to fall away, and the more she wonders: Is she about to kick the Austen obsession for good, or could all her dreams actually culminate in a Mr. Darcy of her own?

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Mr. Bean's Holiday (Widescreen Edition)

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