Sentences with phrase «of insured drivers»

The study points out that uninsured motorist coverage becomes more of a necessity when a number of insured drivers in the surrounding area decreases.

In fact, 76 percent of insured drivers purchase comprehensive coverage as well as liability protection while 71 percent will also buy collision coverage on top of the basic liability.

The no - fault system is when car insurance companies must pay the expenses of insured drivers regardless of who was at fault for the accident.

Liability insurance pays for damage to persons and property that are the fault of the insured driver.

Comprehensive insurance also provides coverage for the vehicle of the insured driver.

What most policyholders don't realize, though, is that medical payments insurance covers so much more than just the injuries of the insured driver.

In many cases, insurance companies will take over and act on behalf of their insured driver.

Also, some states may require more extensive uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage depending on how well they keep tabs of their insured driver population.

Some drivers may want to consider carrying higher limits; any damage not covered by the policy will be the responsibility of the insured driver.

Since insurance companies routinely check the driving record of their insured drivers, usually during renewal time, this speeding violation will pop up.

In the event of an insured driver's death, dependents may receive up to that amount per month for up to three years as well.

Many of those insured drivers have had a large number of accidents, tickets or other factors which makes them harder to insure.

However, 76 percent of all insured drivers choose a more comprehensive policy than just the bare minimum.

This type of coverage requires that the insured person be the driver and the repair and replacements costs here would be related to the vehicle of the insured driver.

Instead of insuring the driver for any car in which they are driving, Autonational instead covers a named vehicle, meaning whomever is driving the car, legally, when assistance is required, is instead covered under that policy.

The equivalence principle requires that the compensatory protection extended under this scheme to victims of uninsured drivers should be comparable to the level of protection available to victims of insured drivers.

In order to maximize the number of insured drivers on the road in West Virginia, auto insurers agreed back in 1970 to join this Plan.

The Plan seeks to maximize the number of insured drivers on the road, while sharing the costs of covering high risk motorists among all the auto insurers in the state.

In fact, medical coverage will pay for the injuries of the passengers of the insured vehicle, the injuries of the insured driver of another vehicle, and the injuries of the policyholder or the policyholder's family members in the event they are hit by a car.

Other Auto Insurance Coverage - Sometimes an uninsured driver will have coverage under somebody else's policy, for example, by virtue of being a dependent residing in the household of an insured driver.

When children are severely injured in a motor vehicle accident, owing to the fact that they have greater «life expectancy» often times the damages can be enormous and way beyond the policy limits of the insured drivers.

The arbitrator concluded that because [the claimant] was listed in the Certificate of Insurance as a driver, he fell with the definition of an insured driver, despite being an excluded driver and was entitled to some insurance coverage.

His Lordship accepted that the MIB procedure did not provide protection equivalent to or as effective as the protection provided by the English common law in respect of insured drivers, because of the disparity in terms of time bar for any «claim» between cl 1 (1)(f) of the agreement and the relevant provisions of the Limitation Act 1980 (LA 1980).

This can be explained in part by the Great Heck Rail Crash that cost the insurers over # 22 million in compensation for the fatalities and damage to property caused by the actions of the insured driver of a motor vehicle that caused the disaster.

According to 2004 data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, 72 percent of insured drivers carry this coverage.

In addition, The Insurance Services Office, Inc. (ISO) states that more than 20 % of insured drivers purchase only the minimum coverage required by state law.

State Farm is the largest auto insurance provider in Georgia, covering roughly 23 percent of the market of insured drivers.

A random sample of insured drivers in Alaska were recently surveyed.

Drivers in Maine, Massachusetts, New York, North Dakota, and Vermont are among the highest percentage of insured drivers, where over 94 % of the population has auto insurance.

A recent customer satisfaction survey by the Insurance Research Council found that 86 % of insured drivers said they were happy with their coverage.

No fault insurance is also called PIP, or personal injury protection, because it puts the personal welfare of the insured driver first, paying for immediate medical attention and then sorting out the details of who is responsible for the accident later.

PIP insurance will cover medical expenses of the insured driver.

Optional collision coverage reimburses for damages due to the fault of the insured driver in a crash — if you have it

Medical Payments Coverage, more commonly known as Med Pay, is a type of health insurance coverage that can safeguard the finances of injured drivers, as well as any passengers in the vehicle of the insured driver.

According to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, 77 percent of insured drivers have comprehensive coverage.

The EU Directive provides that compensation schemes should treat victims of uninsured drivers no less favourably than those of insured drivers.

Collision insurance is auto coverage that reimburses the insured for damage sustained to their personal automobile, due to the fault of the insured driver.

Uninsured motorist liability coverage pays for the injuries and medical expenses of the insured driver and any passengers if they are hit by a motorist without insurance.

It often includes provisions for taking care of medical or funeral expenses of the insured driver, any passengers in the vehicle at the time of an accident, and even pedestrians who happen to be struck by the covered car while the vehicle is on the road.

This coverage pays for all of the insured driver's medical costs and up to 85 percent of any lost income.

It's a good idea to conduct traffic background checks on all of your insured drivers in order to secure the lowest quotes.