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Covers damage or injury caused to others in an accident where the insured driver is at fault. Required in most states.
Pays for vehicle repairs after a collision, regardless of who caused the accident.
Protects against losses caused by drivers who carry no insurance or insufficient coverage of their own.
Handles damage from storms, theft, vandalism, fire, and other incidents that don't involve a crash.
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Clear answers to questions that come up a lot when choosing or switching an auto insurance plan.
Plans typically include liability, collision, and comprehensive coverage. Each addresses a different situation, from accidents where a driver is at fault to weather damage and theft. A combination of these can be selected based on individual needs.
A deductible is the amount paid out of pocket before the insurance coverage applies. Choosing a higher deductible generally lowers the monthly premium, while a lower deductible means the insurance covers more upfront after an incident.
In many states, insurance scores built from credit history are used as one of several factors when calculating premiums. Maintaining a solid credit history can contribute to more favorable rates, though other factors like driving record also carry significant weight.
First, ensure safety and call emergency services if needed. Document the scene with photos, exchange contact and insurance details with the other driver, and report the incident to the insurance provider as soon as possible to start the claims process.
Generally, auto insurance follows the vehicle rather than the driver. If driving a friend or family member's car with their permission, their policy is typically the primary coverage. However, specific policy terms and state laws may vary.
A clean driving record, completing a defensive driving course, bundling multiple policies, and choosing a higher deductible are common ways to reduce premium costs. The type and age of the vehicle also influence the final rate.