For months I've been reading on this sub that people can't make contact with an assortment of State offices, along with extended wait times for everything. Didn't realize it was because no one was at work. I guess my opinion is go back to the workplace and do the job you signed on for. Keep in mind that many less fortunate never got a "work from home" break.

Your agent is wrong. Pennsylvania will not allow registration without insurance.

Actually I’m not familiar with the details of content from the trashy information sources from cnn or fox as you explain. Fox esp is dangerous and it’s propagating the culture wars and generalized hate for each other in the USA and elsewhere.

I don’t watch them; any of them. Additionally it’s been shown in recent lawsuit information revealed in the lawsuit discovery phase, how Fox knew the election was not stolen, ( you know, the one that incited the USA insurrection attempt, had law enforcement killed and brutalized etc) with the goal of stealing democracy.

Again your telling me what I do and how I should be thinking. That’s hitlerish. Hopefully triumph and politicians like him will pay the legal price for their crimes against the USA. The crimes that we know about. The ones that become familiar to us more each day as the details of the crimes are unraveled. Hopefully big money won’t be able to trump our laws against criminals like Trump.

East end is off Rt 54 at 15 Tunnel Rd, Barnesville. Other end is on St. Ann Street, which is at the end of a different Tunnel Rd off Buck Mountain Rd. Try plugging in 58 St. Ann St, Pottsville, for the west end.

Right there on google.

Once you decide on a car, obtain an insurance binder from your insurance agency covering that vehicle. Believe you'll need the VIN# and descriptive information.

I got Erie insurance. It’s so far the best I can get for the price.

Save yourself a headache and do not by from carvana. There’s plenty of great, no bullshit used car dealers to buy from.

If it was between dealing with being rejected for not having prior or talking to a company that had a policy for you 20 years ago, Id talk to them.

I had that policy almost 20 years ago. Would you go through the same company you had that long ago?

If you had a policy under your parents, you can talk to that insurance company since they had a policy for you already.

ID an insurance company you like. Once you find your car and complete your purchase, you'll have all the info you need to open your auto policy.

There has been no mention of a return to office for me. (I work for DHS, have been teleworking since mid 2021)

I had a policy under my parents plan when I was a teen in PA in the 90s and through to about mid-2000 (I THINK; I never actually saw it), and about 2010-2012 in Massachusetts. I don't remember what the policy was and I don't have any records to refer to. My car buying situation was different in MA, so I can't really use it to compare with this situation.

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What you need is called an insurance binder. You can call any actual agent and give them the info you have for the car and policy requirements (coverage, deductible) and they will write a binder that provides coverage. Then there is either 24 or 48 hours after the title transfer to have coverage in effect.

Have you NEVER had a policy before? Not under a parent when you were getting your license?

A Carfax report is available from Carvana on the car details page. ...why wouldn't I just get a regular insurance policy instead of getting insurance as a Named Operator?

That makes a lot of sense. I've spoken to so many people who say I needed to know which car I'm buying before having insurance; I wish they had explained that it's possible to work with an agent before buying a specific car.

DO NOT BUY FROM CARVANA.

I cannot reiterate that enough as someone who buys 6-10 vehicles yearly or more. Also, the customer service is complete shit. Need a title? They don't care; you figure it out. I had to hunt down the title to a vehicle I bought outright and get it from Arizona because Carvana lost it. It was never fully transferred and I had to involve an attorney.

DON'T DO IT.

It’s not that big of a town, won’t take long once you are there

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But you’re using the “Fox News is bad” talking point. All cable news is entertainment.

If you are registering the car in Pa, you have 10 days to get insurance in place. If you are buying in PA but registering elsewhere, you can buy a transit tag at the time you do the title work to allow you to drive it back to your state and get your permanent tags/insurance in place.

I just went through this with my son 6 months ago.

As the others have said, you can do most insurance on line, once you find suitable coverage. Our agent issued a certificate as soon as we called him with the vin from the dealer. He is the one who told me we have 10 days.

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Bro that's boomer as hell.

New York times also did a piece on how carvana failed