Auto Insurance

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Front Back
Utah's liability limits are
25/65/15
In 25/65/15 the first number stands for what, the second stands for, and the thrid stands for what?
1st : per person Bodily injury liability 2nd: per occurence Bodily injury liability 3rd: per occurrence for property damage liability
What are the three ways to satisfy the minimum financial responsibility requirements?
Certificate of self-insurance, A surety bond, a certificate of deposit, or cash held at the state treasure, or an auto liability insurance policy
What does Excess Limits mean?
Buying higher than required limits
Personal Auto Policy (PAP) is?
The broadest type of Personal Lines Auto Policy sold. And is the Auto policy with which most state exam questions are concerned.
What are the three major factors that define individual auto insurance policies?
Rates, underwriting, and coverage
Rate classification tables are based on ___,___, ____ ___, and _____ from statistical data provided to the state Department of Insurance.
Age, gender, driving record, and territory
Underwriting rules help keep the insurance company profitable and in business by keeping a balance between ____ and the ______ paid by the insured.
Risk, premium
The PAP is the industry standard. It provides very ___ ____ and is strictly underwritten.
Broad Coverage
No Auto policy covers ___ ___. only four-wheel private passenger autos, pickups, and vans are covered in the PAP
Motor cycles
The PAP has 6 parts A-F what does each one mean?
A - Liability B - Medical Payments C - Uninsured motorists D - Damage to your auto E - Duties after and Accident F - General Provisions.
Part A - Liability covers?
The insurer will pay, up to policy limits, for BI or PD to others, caused by any driver of a vehicle insured under the policy
Part B - Medical Payments Covers?
Pays medical and funeral expenses resulting from a covered event causing BI to you and your passengers
Part C - Uninsured Motorists covers?
Covers BI to an insured caused by the owner or operator of an at fault uninsured vehicle
Part D - Damage to your Auto covers?
Covers your insured vehicle for damage by "Collision" and or "Other Than Collision," if either or both are declared.