“Weather Alert: If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads. This is a full coverage insurance sort of day” is a saying that has been printed on many images. That is, the road conditions are extremely poor.
“If you have liability insurance please stay off the roads today. This weather is for full coverage vehicles only. #snowday” was posted on Twitter by Christopher A. Cole on February 9, 2018. “Weather Alert: If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads. This is a full coverage insurance sort of day” (shown on an image) was posted on Facebook by Carriveau Insurance Agency on December 1, 2019.
“NOTICE: If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads today. Today is a full coverage driver’s day. Thank you” (shown on an image) was posted on Twitter by KIX 95.3 on February 4, 2019. “***WEATHER ALERT*** If you ONLY have liability insurance, then stay off the roads today. This is a full coverage driver’s day” (shown on an image) was posted on iFunny on February 7, 2020.
Twitter
Christopher A. Cole
@SirCommissioner
If you have liability insurance please stay off the roads today. This weather is for full coverage vehicles only. #snowday
3:10 PM · Feb 9, 2018
Twitter
KIX 95.3
@KIX953
NOTICE:
If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads today.
Today is a full coverage driver’s day.
Thank you.
12:33 PM · Feb 4, 2019
Facebook
Carriveau Insurance Agency
December 1, 2019 at 2:58 PM ·
I had to share 🤣😂 seriously though, the roads are not good. Stay safe.
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
Weather Alert:
If you only have
liability
insurance, please
stay off the
roads. This is a
full coverage
insurance sort of
day.
Twitter
My Name Is Jif
@jmksr68
WEATHER ALERT !!
If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads.
This is a full coverage insurance kind of day.
6:05 PM · Jan 18, 2020
iFunny
LordOfTheBrohirrim
7 feb 2020
***WEATHER ALERT***
If you ONLY have liability insurance,
then stay off the roads today. This
is a full coverage driver’s day.
Twitter
Charsé
@Chykalet
🚨Weather Alert:
IF you only have liability insurance… PLEASE stay off the roads. This is a FULL COVERAGE insurance sort of day…🥶
3:43 PM · Feb 12, 2021 from Lake Pflugerville
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chivalrousFunnyMe
17 apr 2021
***WEATHER ALERT***
If you ONLY have liability insurance,
then stay off the roads today. This
is a full coverage driver’s day.
Twitter
jennabushsbush
@jennabushsbush
Weather Alert:
If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads. This is a full coverage insurance sort of day.
5:58 PM · Jan 8, 2022
Twitter
AMERICAN BADASS 🇺🇲
@SWFLPatriot
Weather Alert:
If you only have liability insurance, please stay off the roads. This is a full coverage insurance sort of day. 😏
8:34 AM · Dec 26, 2022
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