The insurance company doesn't want to pay.

Thanks for the kind words. I don't know why my words seemed like a search for sympathy, but I was simply looking for advice, not sympathy. I, like everyone else, need money and I was looking for a way not to lose money in this case. In general, I got off easily with a small amount, which could have been many times larger. I don't have my own equipment right now. I've already sold a trailer and am currently selling two pickup trucks, and then my wife and I will probably get a job. I think it's for the best, my truck was very old and even though I spent three times what it is worth now, this truck is still old.

 

Thank God, only our car and the road were damaged in this accident. The driver escaped with a slight fright and I suffered minor losses. After some negotiations, the insurance company agreed to pay for the road repairs. They took into account that I asked the insurance agent several times to add the driver to our insurance. By the way, at first the agent told me that this driver had a clean record, but after the accident, another Progressive employee told me that this driver had already had an accident. Thanks to everyone who gave me useful advice. Progressive is not the worst insurance company on the market.