The bridge was constructed using prestressed concrete pontoons each measuring approximately 360 feet long, 60 feet wide and 14.9 feet deep. And while a good portion of the bridge âfloatsâ on the water, there are sections on either side that are elevated to let smaller boats and vessels pass under the bridge.
While many health and life insurance policies afford a grace period of 30 days â and state law sometimes mandates those grace periods (in New York, you have 31 days) â auto insurance usually doesn't work that way. If you're late in paying your car insurance premium, you're at the mercy of your insurance company. State insurance laws will, however, prescribe the number of days' notice that you're entitled to before the cancellation takes effect. But that's little consolation when you're on the verge of losing insurance.
Your bill is due on the due date-if you have never been late and will pay in full on the following Friday, you should be ok. If you have been late before (as others have experienced) you may be without service after your due date. But, if htis is the first time ever for being late, you will likely be OK. I would call customer service and tell them ahead of time as well, just so they know what is going on, and you aren't simply not paying -. Good luck.