(even though I told him to put it through my passenger side window that was rolled down).

Those passengers and the crew were REALLY lucky to have gotten the pilot that they got.

Do it with them backing a trailer in from both the driver's side as well as the passenger's side (which is trickier). 

By analogy, this would be like having airplane passengers wear parachutes instead of focusing on what it takes to keep the plane in the air.I think a better way to protect your equity is to:Maintain the condition of your properties and operate fairly and ethically with constant regard to the lawPurchase insurance to cover any inadvertent negligence and/or simple bad luckVest title in a business entity that fits your partner, business, and tax strategyGood luck on your purchase.

Just like most passengers care more about getting to their destination, than who takes them there (per my previous analogy).

Among the types of vehicles you might want, IIRC, the IRS wants at least 6' of non-passenger area behind the front seats, not easily accessible from the front seats.  

We have abundant, cheap land not found in other big cites and metropolitan areas.And although we are really bad at Mass and Rapid Transit (no passenger trains or subways) we are really good at building roads and highways that keep everyone moving and the area expanding.

We’re all passengers on the same boat.

@Brian Burke  Its not often I get a willing passenger like Brandon... maybe we can shoot part of it from the air  that would be novel...If you have not been up to Friday Harbor its one of the Great private aviation destination fly ins on the west coast... 

Nickelsburg cites data that indicate ongoing growth for California, including:Port activity in September was at a historically high level.International passenger arrivals at the Los Angeles and San Francisco airports have reached record numbers over the past year.A (shallow) upward trend in sales taxes, which are still below the pre-recession peak when adjusting for inflation.Continued growth in residential construction.Impressive gains in California employment.The current forecast is for continued steady gains in employment through 2017.http://newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/ucla-anderson-forecast-job-growth-wage-increases-to-push-real-gdp-growth-past-3-for-first-time-since-05