Sentences with phrase «little vehicle damage»

The crash occurred in a parking lot and was a low velocity impact which resulted in little vehicle damage.

Like many insurance companies the ICBC has a «Low Velocity Impact Program» (LVI) where tort claims are denied on the basis of little vehicle damages in collision.

Not exact matches

Its bumpers performed only a little better than those on the old Explorer, and the Jeep Liberty sustained more damage than three other vehicles in a recent series of crash tests at 5 mph conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

This compact, modern - looking vehicle suffered a little damage during the day of the media preview, so a dedicated GAC representative slipped under the vehicle, in his suit and tie, to repair it in front of everyone.

Electronic stability control lowers insurance losses for damage to the insured vehicle but has little effect on losses for damage to other people's vehicles or for injuries.

Pedestrians typically suffer the most in a pedestrian accident with a motor vehicle; they are vulnerable to serious injuries and damages because they have little to no protection during the accident.

Photographs of the rear bumper of the plaintiff's vehicle were of little assistance in determining whether there was any damage visible.

Even though there really is no medical, scientific or physiological connection between «damage to the car» and «damage to the occupant,» an auto injury claim involving little or no damage to the vehicles involved in the crash can be a significant stumbling block to resolving the case before an actual trial.

The vehicle sustained $ 724 in damage and the Defendant advanced the classic LVI defence arguing that this little damage «indicates the relatively minor nature of the collision and the likelihood that the complaints of injury and loss made by the plaintiff are either not related to this collision or are embellished.».

When getting a car accident vehicle damage estimate, keep in mind that the insurance company will want to pay as little as possible.

Regardless of how much or how little you and your employees use personal vehicles in the course of doing business, getting adequate coverage in place can prevent a financially damaging event from putting your business at risk.

This way you would be covered for fire damage, theft, vandalism, and pretty much every little thing that could possibly go wrong with your vehicle.

Many of these accidents result in no injuries and very little to no damage to the vehicles involved.

While your vehicle is a little older and will have depreciated somewhat in value, these types of damages can still be very expensive.

«You can protect yourself from being hurt financially by buying uninsured / underinsured motorist protection,» points out Kummer, director of auto insurance for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America in Des Plaines, Ill. «Without uninsured / underinsured motorist coverage, you have little likelihood of gaining payment for damages you or your vehicle sustain if you're involved in an accident with a driver who is either underinsured or driving without any coverage,» says Kummer.

Typically, most personal auto insurance plans offer too little coverage to properly protect a business vehicle in terms of liability and property damage.

You should also only consider third party cover if your car is old and of little value as the insurance does not pay out for any damage to your own vehicle in an accident, or if your car is stolen or damaged by fire.

Some of the considerations include bodily injury liability (for the medical and other expenses of the other people's injuries), property damage liability (for the costs and repairs of other people's property if you are at fault for the accident), uninsured / underinsured motorist coverage (if the other driver has little or no car coverage), collision coverage (for the costs to repair your vehicle if you are responsible for the accident), comprehensive coverage (for the costs to replace or fix your car in case of an accident caused by third party or «act of God») and personal injury protection (for the medical and other expenses in the event of a serious accident).