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Can someone explain to me a little more about the AERC insurance situation?
Though I am not a ride manager, I do help out with a couple rides, and know
the very basics about insurance, second insured for land use etc. etc. I
know that many rides have had their own companies they have worked with for
years. Will they no longer be able to use them if this thing passes? I also
have entertained some thoughts of trying to get some distance carriage
driving events held in conjunction with endurance rides in our area (I know
some rides in the NE are also drives) would AERC be able to get insurance
for non-AERC sanctioned events too? And last, would the ride manager be able
to contact the insurance company direct for last min. changes, or have to go
through the AERC office? (I think the rides I have helped with, have cell
phone numbers etc. to contact their agents if a problem arises)

Just trying to understand this a little more, as I am not really clear on
all the details. Thanks,
Jonni



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