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What does vehicle insurance cover?

Essential protections include:

No-Fault Medical Coverage of $5,000

$15,000 for each injured individual, $30,000 per incident

Liability for Property Loss or Damage: $5,000

The state-mandated minimums for bodily injury and property damage liability are met by some firms' combined maximum of $35,000.

Choose between limited tort coverage and comprehensive tort coverage. You may reduce your insurance costs by opting for limited tort coverage. However, unless your injuries fall under one of the exceptions to limited tort as established by Act 6 of 1990, chapter 75, section 1705 (d), you will not be able to collect some damages, such as compensation for pain and suffering. If you choose "full tort coverage," you won't be limited in any way in pursuing legal action against the person you deem responsible.  

You may tailor the policy's benefits to your preferences. However, it's common for auto insurance to include things like: 

If you are at fault in an accident, liability coverage will reimburse the victims for their financial losses.

Bodily injury liability policies cover medical costs from injuries (and fatalities) caused by another party.

If you auto insurancewreck another else's stuff, like their automobile, their insurance will cover the cost.

Auto damage caused by accident is covered by collision insurance.

Damage caused by natural disasters or other unintentional events is covered by comprehensive insurance.

You and your passengers are covered for medical expenses.

Protect yourself against the financial fallout of an accident with someone who doesn't have sufficient liability insurance by purchasing an uninsured/underinsured motorist policy. 



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