Rogelio Blancas Asked: Can I go to the doctor if im underage without my parents?

Hello. Well ive had a very bad cold for almost a week now, but progressively i have been getting worse and I am now dizzy all day, and i feel like crap with the the world moving. My mom works and is off till sunday so she cant take me to the doctor. Can I (14 almost 15) go to the doctor without my mom and if she writes a consent letter and calls the doctor? (i have insurance card)

Nirmal Asked: my brother is in pb govt service he is Assist Engineer civil, pl tell can he do extra work in govt i

Can HE do extra part time work in any bank beyond duty hours if yes should he inform to/or get permission from dept?

Alwyn P Asked: Should mandatory vehicle insurance be made an element of the tax disk?

Many governments manage mandatory vehicle insurance whereby a crown corporation is responsible for insuring vehicles for mandatory coverages. Private insurers can still compete for optional coverages. This sort of scheme ensures fair access to something required by law since a crown corporation would be more concerned with fair access. Private insurers are profit motivated and are only interested in insuring the best risks. However what defines a good risk can vary wildly. You can have a perfect driving record, however just because you live in an undesirable area (undesirable doesn't necessarily mean high crime in insurance) you'd be rejected.

Dae Asked: will it raise my insurance?

this was my first speeding ticket. i was going 42 in a 25 mph zone. i live in oklahoma and i have state farm. will it goto my insurance?

Coco Asked: I got a speeding ticket for going 112 in a 75, I need help?

So all I'm doing is driving on the wide open road where there was nobody else last night, the speed limit drops from 80 mph to 75 mph, and the road was very well lit. everything was going perfectly fine until this stupid cop in his ferrari decides to leave his job of patrolling the highway just to try and pull me over. I didn't want to stop I sped up to about 112 mph hoping to get away, but eventually I lost control of the car, swerved off the highway and crashed into 5 buildings. One of them burned down, and another had serious damage.

The cop told me that I was driving 112 mph in a 75 mph zone. That's not fair, I thought I was going 105-110. So he wrote me a $912,936 ticket, arrested me and impounded my vehicle. While I was in the car, he measured my BAC and it was 0.2249, so he added $1,006,876 to the ticket. I had to pay 965,792 in hospital bills, and I had to pay a 925,873 bail just to get out of the jail, which is only for real criminals, but had to pay an additional $997,780 for trying to break out. And I finally got my car back today after paying an expensive impound charge. I also had to pay a $983,858 fine to the community for endangerment, and my insurance charged me an additional $994,993 a year. I also had to pay 5,098,234 to repair the buildings I destroyed.

My license is now suspended for 70 years, but I can also pay a $990,893 reinstatement fee after 100 years to get it back.

Overall, what a bad day I had. All I was doing was driving a tiny bit over the speed limit. But yet I had to spend the night in jail, pay all that, and go to freaken court. Help what should I do

The Gladiator Asked: Does this describe your life accurately?

You wake up early everyday to get into a car and join a traffic jam through a blighted landscape to go to a hermetically sealed building to sit in a gray carpeted cubicle or a garish plastic retail outlet and perform repetitive tasks as ordered for the purpose of earning a measly paycheck from which to pay exorbitant, payments on a car, various insurances that will refuse to pay out when you need them, material articles you hope will bring you happiness, and taxes to a government that makes sure this treadmill going no where goes on forever.You maybe live in fear of losing this hated job because, hey, it could be much worse. You hope that maybe one day, you will work your way to the top of the corporate hierarchy .