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Personal Auto Policy Parts |
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A-Liability Coverage
B-Medical Payments
C-Uninsured Motorist
D-Coverage for damage to YOUR auto
E-duties after an accident
F-General Provisions |
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A private passenger auto includes a leased vehicle as long as the lease contract is continuous for how many months duration? |
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Shall be deemed to be owned by a person if the auto is owned or leased under contract for a continuous period of at least 6 months. |
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- shown in the Declarations
- A newly acquired auto.
- Any trailer that the insured owns
- a temporary substitute
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- Any auto or “trailer” the named insured doesn’t own while being used.
- is NOT a “your covered auto” under Part D
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- vehicles for which the insured becomes the owner during the policy period
- For all coverages EXCEPT Part D coverage begins on the date the named insured becomes the owner
- additional vehicle = 14 days to report
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Under Part D, Within how many days must an insured report the purchase of a new vehicle that is replacing an existing vehicle covered by collision coverage? |
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Part A Liability
(Insuring agreement) |
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- Pay damages for bodily injury or property damage
- Settle/defend and claim/siut
- Pay all defense costs, in addition to the liability limits
Exclusions:
- Named inured or family member
- Any person using the covered auto with permission
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Part-A Liability
(Supplementary Payments) |
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- Bail bonds up to 250
- Pay premiums on appeal bond
- Any interest that accumulates
- $200 a day for loss of earnings due to trial
- reasonable expenses
NOT included -Traffic fines |
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- Intentionally causes damage
- damage to property he or she owns or is transporting
- causing bodily injury to an employee of that insured
- vehicle while it’s being used as public or livery conveyance
- employed or engaged in the business of selling, repairing, servicing, storing, road testing or parking motor vehicles
- Use of vehicle while engaged in business
- Using without entitlement
- Less than 4 wheels
- Inside racing area
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Part A – Liability Coverage
(Limit of Liability) |
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- maximum limit paid under Part A is shown on the policy’s Declarations
Limit shown is the most the insurer will pay regardless of:
Insureds
- Claims made
- Vehicles or premiums shown in the Declarations
- Vehicles involved in the accident
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- amounts of coverage for bodily injury and property damage are separate
- a bodily injury (BI) limit per person, a bodily injury (BI) limit per accident, and a separate limit for property damage (PD) per accident
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Part A
Combined Single Limit |
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Definition
The limit of the policy may be applied to bodily injury (BI) and/or property damage (PD).
- has a maximum aggregate per accident
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Part B - Medical Payments Coverage
(Insuring Agreement) |
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- insurer will pay reasonable expenses
- incurred within 3 years of the accident
- NOT required to be responsible for causing injuries
Covers:
- named insured or any family member occupying any auto or as a pedestrian when struck
- vehicles do NOT have to be owned by the insured
- Any Person occupying insured auto
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A Medical Payments claim will be paid by the insurer within how many months from the date of the occurrence? |
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- Less than 4 wheels
- Occupying a vehicle used as public trans
- occupying vehicle that is located for use as a residence
- During course of employment
- struck by a vehicle owned by a family member that is not a “your covered auto”
- Without beliefe he/she is entitled
- war or nuclear hazard or action
- inside a racing facility
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Part C - Uninsured Motorists Coverage
(Insuring Agreement) |
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- provides insurance to insured persons injured in accidents that are caused by another party.
- other party must be legally responsible for bodily injury to an insured
- other party is NOT legally responsible (or not at-fault), NO COVERAGE
will pay damages that an insured is legally entitled to recover from the owner or operator of an uninsured motor vehicle
- only applies to bodily injury damages.
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Uninsured motor vehicle is one that: |
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- Has no insurance/bond during accident
- Has insurance but limits less than owed
- Hit and Run
- Their insurance denies claim/becomes insolvent
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- Insired struck by their vehicle NOT on a policy
- being used as a public or livery conveyance
- using a vehicle without a belief of entitlment
- While insured by workers’ compensation or disability insurance
- If the insured is legally responsible for punitive
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Underinsured Motorists Coverage |
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- protects the insured against drivers who do have auto liability insurance, but whose coverage limits are inadequate or insufficient
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Part D – Coverage for Damage to Your Auto
(Insuring Agreement) |
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- pays for direct and accidental damage, regardless of fault
- Deductible amount shown on Dec page for Collision coverage and Other Than Collision coverage
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The upset of the covered vehicle or a non-owned auto, or its impact with another vehicle or object |
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Part D
Other Than Collision (OTC, Comprehensive) |
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- Provides coverage on an open perils basis
- Acts of nature (Thift, Animals, fires, Falling objects)
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Comprehensive covers all of the following losses, except:
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Falling objects
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Theft
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Contact with a deer
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Rollover
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Part D
(Transportation Expenses) |
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- No deductible
- maximum of $20 per day up to $600
Theft: 48hours
Other Peril: 24 hours |
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- being used as a public or livery conveyance
- maintenance issues
- war or nuclear hazard
- Electronic equipment, unless it’s permanently installed
- Gov destruction
- Loss to radar and laser detection
- (Only liabilty = NO rentals covered)
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The insurer’s limit of liability for a vehicle damaged by a comprehensive or collision loss is the least of the following, except:
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Actual cash value
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Replacement value
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Amount to repair
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Totaled value
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Totaled value
If the vehicle is beyond repair, or totaled, the value of the vehicle is adjusted by depreciation and the condition of the vehicle. |
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Part E - Duties After an Accident or Loss |
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- how, when, and where the accident or loss occurred (Names/Addresses also)
- Cooperate with investigation
- Send insurer notices/legal papers
- Physical exam if required
- Authorize the insurer to obtain reports/records
Calling the police is only a duty when seeking uninsured motorist coverage. |
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Part F – General Provisions |
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General Provisions of the personal auto policy apply to all sections of the policy. Spell out the obligations
- Bankruptcy
- Changes
- Fraud
- Legal Action Against the insurer
- Right to Recover Payment
- Termination
- Transfer of your Interest in polict
- 2+ Auto Policies
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Part F – General Provisions
Termination
Cancellation |
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Cancellation
first 60 days of a new policy - insurer can canel for ANY reason
10 days- Required for cancel due to NON-PAYMENT
20 days- All other reason
After 60 days cancellation:
-Non payment
-Policy obtained by fraud
-Suspension on license
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Part F – General Provisions
Termination
Non-renewal |
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-insurer may elect to non-renew a policy
-20 days advance written notice must be provided |
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Part F – General Provisions
Termination
Automatic Termination |
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policy automatically terminates if the insured fails to accept or pay for a renewal or continuation of the policy
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secures other auto insurance |
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Endorsment
Excess Electronic Equipment Coverage |
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- Coverage increases the policy limit from $1,000 to the amount shown on the endorsement
- $200 for media
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