M MXDesa Senior Member Nov 29, 2006 #21 2 out of 5 and 4 out of 10 is the same isn't it? Did you even take math in school??? Lol, j/k just bustin chops. Either way in NY, drivers must be added to the policy in order to receive coverage
2 out of 5 and 4 out of 10 is the same isn't it? Did you even take math in school??? Lol, j/k just bustin chops. Either way in NY, drivers must be added to the policy in order to receive coverage
Capt. Orygun Win the Day Nov 29, 2006 #22 "4 out of ten" it the offical statement given by authorities. I think it sounds worse then 2/5