should. . .

[Paul Pless]

recreational drone operators be required to carry liability insurance?

[LeeG]

I think they should have to wear Hawaiian shirts from the sales rack at West Marine.

[ron ll]

I think they should have to wear Hawaiian shirts from the sales rack at West Marine.

Even on sale West Marine over charges for Hawaiian shirts.

[Todd Bradshaw]

Along with recreational sailors, paddlers and power boaters, as well as all gun owners who all tend to kill or injure more people than drone pilots do. It's a pretty slippery slope once you get into it.

[Todd Bradshaw]

Then again, you had better include anybody owning and using a baseball or baseball bat. You get hit in the face with either one during a game and it's likely to leave a serious mark. Slippery slope.

[wizbang 13]

I own at least 10 hammers

[Breakaway]

Licensed drivers kill hundreds per day.


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[Garret]

Should Joe respond to this thread? Not that it was an obvious troll or anything...

[Peerie Maa]

Licensed drivers kill hundreds per day.


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Do try to keep up.
This is about insurance lot licencing.

[StevenBauer]

And in two states licensed drivers don’t need insurance to operate their vehicles.

[sonofswen]

The AMA, Academy of Model Aeronautics is a self-supporting, non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote development of model aviation as a recognized hobby/sport and family recreational activity that is fun and educational.

Insurance is their thing.

[GregH]

And in two states licensed drivers don’t need insurance to operate their vehicles.

Which two?

[sp_clark]

Which two?

Beat me to asking that. I'd prefer knowing which ones too, it's bad enough where I live & drive now I'd prefer avoiding where it could be even worse.

[BrianW]

July 2020 info...

https://www.thebalancemoney.com/stat...ements-4121731


"States With No Car Insurance Requirement

There are just two states that don't require car insurance: New Hampshire and Virginia.
Car insurance is not mandatory in New Hampshire, but residents are still responsible for damages resulting from a car accident up to $50,000 for liability and $25,000 for property damage. Drivers who cannot pay for damages can expect to have their licenses and registrations suspended.
Virginia residents can skip getting car insurance if they pay the state $500 per year. However, that does not provide accident coverage of any kind. The driver who caused the accident is still liable."