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Kerry Wilson has been serving Alabama since 1982.
Kerry Wilson Insurance is located in Gadsden, Alabama.
We can Insure all types of vehicles, including Private
Passenger Cars, Pickup Trucks, Motorcycles, and Commercial Trucks.
We can insure all types of drivers including Drivers
with Good Records and Prior Insurance, Drivers with No Prior Insurance, Drivers
with Tickets and Accidents, and Drivers that need SR-22 Certificates Issued.
Kerry Wilson Insurance is a Family Owned, Local
Business. We employ 4 family members, and 4 additional employees. We have 5
Licensed Insurance Agents, and 3 Customer Service Representatives to serve you.
In addition to Auto Insurance, we offer insurance for
Homes, Mobile Homes, Builders Risk, Vacant Dwellings, Renters, Contractors
General Liability Policies, Commercial Auto, Life Insurance and Burial
Policies.
We offer low down payments, and low monthly
payment plans. We offer discounts for families, multi car, good drivers, the
military, and seniors.
Call our office today and start building a new
relationship with Kerry Wilson Insurance.
Most agencies charge an extra $5 payment fee to receipt
a cash payment fee. Kerry Wilson Insurance never charges a cash payment fee.
Kerry Wilson is a Life Underwriters Training Council
Fellow (LUTCF) and a Lions Club Melvin Jones Fellow.
In the past 28 years, I've helped over 56,042 people find the lowest auto insurance rates available. Call me. I'll help you
too!"
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What Every Alabama Driver Should Know About...
Child Safety Seats
- Children 3 and under must ride in federally approved child safety seats.
- 4- and 5-year-olds may be secured in safety belts.
- The middle of the back seat is the safest place for a child or infant to ride.
- Always secure child safety seats according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Air Bags and Safety Belts
- Air bags don't replace safety belts; always buckle up
- Never use a child safety seat in the front seat of a vehicle equipped with dual air
bags.
- Children 12 and under should not ride in the front seat of a vehicle equipped with dual
air bags.
Sharing the Road with Large Trucks and Buses
- Avoid tail-gating or driving in the "no zone," the large blind spots beside,
directly behind, and just in front of trucks and buses.
- Maintain a consistent speed when passing a truck or bus, and make sure you can see the
cab in your rear-view mirror before pulling in front of the truck or bus.
Reporting Highway Emergencies
- Dial *HP (*47) on your cellular phone to report wrecks, drunken drivers and other
highway emergencies.
If you change your address
- You have 30 days to provide your new address to: Department of Public Safety,
Central Records Unit, P.O. Box 1471, Montgomery, AL 36102-1471
- If you have questions about your license, you may contact the Central Records Unit at
(334)242-4400.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SAFE WINDSHIELD INSTALLATION
Your car has been built to not only provide a means of transportation,
but also to help protect you in the event of an accident. All repair work done to your car
is regulated by Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) to ensure that all parts
and their installation meet the performance requirements that contribute to your safety.
Your windshield is secured to the body of your car by specially
formulated auto glass adhesives that have been tested and approved to meet al applicable
FMVSS requirements.
Your windshield is classified as a "safety device" because it
provides structural strength to your car body, helps keep passengers inside the car if an
accident should occur, and supports the inflation and performance of passenger side
airbags. As important as the windshield quality is, so too is the quality and proper
installation of the auto glass adhesive.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE LAW:
It is there to protect you and the quality of your car. Everyone should
understand it and everyone is expected to follow it!
The National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act makes it illegal for
anyone to return your car cannot be safely driven until the adhesive has had enough cure
time to meet FMVSS performance requirements.
Federal; <MOTOR Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) define the required
performance of all parts classified as "safety devices.? FMVSS is the governing
authority for al OEM and aftermarket work and requires auto glass adhesives to be strong
enough to hold the windshield to the car under certain crash conditions.
FMVSS requires adhesives to be nearly 6 times stronger for cars with
passenger side airbags.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SAFE DRIVE AWAY TIME (SDAT):
SDAT defines the amount of time that your car is required to remain out
of service until the auto-glass part installed can properly operate as a safety device.
Cars with passenger side airbags require either more time or a faster
acting auto glass adhesive to reach safe Drive Away Time because of the additional
strength necessary to support the deployment of the passenger side airbag.
By adhering to the auto glass adhesive manufacturer's Safe Drive Away
Time calculations, FMVSS requirements are met and your car is safe to drive.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR AUTO GLASS ADHESIVE:
There are a number of brands and types of adhesives to choose from
The judgement and determining factor for acceptable adhesives is based on their
certified ability to pass all applicable FMVSS requirements.
The lower the temperature and humidity, the longer it takes for standard
one-part adhesives to cure. If you are not able to wait the prescribed amount of time to
meet Safe Drive Away Time, there are new high performance adhesives that cure much faster
due to the special accelerator components. These types of adhesives are typically more
expensive than standard one-part products.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR: AUTO GLASS INSTALLATION SHOP:
Only those business that meet the following professional standards
should be trusted with your car:
Use trained and certified technicians.
Use only products that meet FMVSS standards.
Follow all adhesive manufacturer's instructions.
Provide written warranty and record for the work completed.
Carry adequate insurance.
THE SERVICE YOU SHOULD EXPECT:
A clear discussion concerning how your installation work will be
completed.
How long your car will need to be held out of service to protect your
safety.
The type of auto glass adhesive that you and the glass shop decide to
use should be one that, based on weather conditions, allows your car to be safely driven
within the time frame you require.
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