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Who
is covered under an auto policy? Your policy covers you, your spouse, other relatives who live in your household and others who have permission to drive one of your covered vehicles. All drivers in your household, regular operators and non drivers over the age of 14 must be listed on your application or policy.
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What
is covered under the Liability coverage of my policy? The Liability coverage in your auto policy pays damages which an insured becomes legally liable to pay because of bodily injury damage to others and property covered by an accident resulting from the ownership, maintenance or use of your car. Most policies also cover defense costs if you are sued by another party as a result of a covered or alleged loss insured against by your policy.
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Are
there other, optional coverage's available? You may select other types and amounts of coverage to tailor your policy to your own needs. In addition to Liability coverage to protect you when you do damage to others, most states require uninsured motorist, personal injury protecting and or no-fault coverage. Optional coverage's include:
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What should I
consider when purchasing automobile insurance? There are a number of factors you should consider when purchasing any product or service, and insurance is no different. Here is a checklist of things you should consider when purchasing automobile insurance.
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What is the
difference between collision physical damage coverage and comprehensive
physical damage coverage? Collision is defined as losses you incur when your automobile collides
with another car or object. Your vehicle could be moving or parked. Comprehensive
provides coverage for most other direct physical damage losses you could
incur and some damages excluded under the collision coverage. Damage to your car from a hailstorm,
theft and glass breakage are covered
under your comprehensive coverage.
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