<prompt> Human: I Live In Northeast Florida. Yesterday morning my family was expecting a dumpster to be delivered to our driveway for home renovations. I moved my car from the driveway to the curb in front of my house, and got ready for school. While I was getting ready, I heard a large crash. I went outside to discover that my car was pushed into my neighbors driveway, with a truck now smashed into the front of it. The truck belonged to a local pest control company. My neighbor first on the scene is a forensic investigator, and advised me to take plenty of pictures, which I did promptly. The drivers manager and the police arrived after a few minutes. The officer placed the company driver at fault and gave us both a copy of each others insurance information, with instructions on where to get a copy of the police report.Fortunately no one was injured, but now I am left without a car. I have had to make arrangements to get to workschool. but I definitely need a replacement vehicle. I know that the insurance will most likely lowball me on the value of my car. I want compensation for everything that I will have to deal with car replacement cost, dealer fees, taxes, registration, tag. etc. I have already contacted the company insurance, and am currently waiting on a claim number. How can I ensure maximum compensation for this accident?  <response>: All you are entitled to is the actual cash value of your car or the reasonable cost to repair and reimbursement of reasonable transportation while its being repaired. Accidents are not for profit. Theres some small room for negotiating on ACV if its totaled and you have documentation to show it was well maintained and kept in pristine condition. 