Mexico Auto Insurance – Will Kitto’s True Adventure

William Kitto was not traveling for his first time in Mexico when he got into an accident near San Vincente, Mexico while driving his friend’s pick-up.The road conditions were bad due to an incoming rain storm, which left him at the mercy of his friend’s Mexican insurance policy.

Bill and his friend were traveling at 30 MPH hour when they rounded a corner to find a Mexican military truck hurtling towards them partly on their side of the road. Unable to avoid the crash, the two vehicles impacted head-on left, sending personnel scattered down an embankment and Bill and his friend into the cliff wall on the opposite side.

Within moments, the Mexican police arrived and one speeds an bruised Bill away to a location unknown to him or his fellow traveler who is left standing roadside. In Mexico, they practice Napoleonic Law, where there is no ‘innocent until proven guilty’-exactly the opposite.

There’s a good reason why savvy travelers buy Mexican Insurance before leaving home.

Bill finds himself in a Mexican detention cell without any contact and without any knowledge of his fate, mostly because at this point he has no way of knowing whether his friend even carried Mexican Insurance. Hours later, guards return to take him back to the accident scene where he is at least able to reunite with his friend and his friend’s Mexican car insurance policy. But it’s not over yet.

Bill passes a week exclusively in a Mexican hospital trying his hardest to be injured enough to stave off the inside of a Mexican jailhouse; he’s at the mercy of the local municipality, and befuddled technology that creates what adds up to paying off his way out of a Mexico jail almost impossible. There were a lot of times when Will was uncertain if he would ever be free again.

In the end, Bill does gain his tenuous freedom, but only after spending more than ,000 of his own money, even though his friend’s bare bones insurance policy partially covered the damages.

Make sure you carry quality car insurance for Mexico in your vehicle, make sure you have enough coverage limit, and put your insurance ID cards inside your WALLET.

It can save you hours, weeks, or even months of potential difficulty!