Sentences with phrase «car up to the limits of your policy»

Rental reimbursement Pays for a rental car up to the limits of your policy so you have transportation after an accident

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The previous policy, from 2002, advised that it is safest for infants and toddlers to ride rear - facing up to the limits of the car seat, but it also cited age 12 months and 20 pounds as a minimum.

In addition, the policy group calls for a review of speed limits to see whether they could be made more effective - for example, during the school run, cars should be limited to 20mph outside schools, but should be able to speed up at any other time.

If your car becomes inoperable due to a covered loss and you need to rent a substitute, transportation expense coverage pays the cost of the rental car up to the policy limit for this coverage.

Other than that, though, your insurance company will cover the loss up to your policy limits and the value of your car.

The Good: Coverage includes damage to a rental car due to collision, vandalism, weather, or fire and covers the cost of repairs up to the policy limit in addition to the rental charges imposed by the rental car company while the vehicle is being repaired.

While car rental collision coverage in itself doesn't pay for the loss of personal possessions, a complete travel insurance package — one with baggage protection, that is — will repay a traveler for that loss (up to the policy limit).

Rental car collision coverage with a travel insurance policy gives you broader coverage than your credit card: it pays up to the policy limit (usually $ 25,000 - $ 50,000) if your rental car is lost or damaged as a result of:

The right travel insurance plan will have car rental collision coverage included to cover the cost of repairs or replacement (up to the policy limit) for a rental car.

It also provides funds for loss - of - use charges and other fees imposed by rental car companies (up to the policy limit)

This coverage provides for the cost of repairs or replacement (up to the policy limit) due to a collision or comprehensive damage to a rental car for which the car rental agreement holds you responsible.

If you cause a car accident that causes harm to others, the car insurance company that you use will only pay up to the limits of your policy, and all other expenses will be taken from your own assets.

Depending on your policy, most auto insurers cover the occasional use of a rental car up to your liability limit for injuries and property damage that you cause to others as a driver.

This coverage (usually optional) pays the doctor, hospital bills, and funeral expenses for injuries to you and the passengers in your car, regardless of who causes the accident, up to the policy limits.

When an accident occurs, someone must be found to be at fault, and that person and their car insurance company are responsible for the damages they caused, up to the limits of that person's car insurance policy.

Standard comprehensive and collision car insurance policies help pay for the replacement of your vehicle if it's a covered total loss — up to the limits of your policy and the car's actual cash value.

If it's determined you're at fault after hitting a jaywalker, the portion of your car insurance dedicated to bodily injury liability would financially cover the pedestrian's injuries or death, but only up to the limits of your insurance policy.

No automatic coverage: Standard policies also insure you behind the wheel of a rental car, up to your limits, and automatically transfer to a new car for a short period.

If you are injured in an accident, your car insurance will pay your medical costs up to your policy's limits, regardless of who caused the accident.

With comprehensive and / or collision coverage, an insurer will pay the full market value of the car up to the policy limit, minus your deductible if you're at fault.