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Your policy must at least include bodily injury and property damage liability coverage, each payable to other drivers or pedestrians in a covered accident.

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In pedestrian or bicycle accidents caused by a car or truck driver, the driver's auto insurance is primarily responsible for covering your medical expenses.

It covers the driver, all injured passengers and any pedestrians injured in the accident.

If the pedestrian or his or her family doesn't have any insurance, he or she will still be covered by the insurance policy of the driver of the vehicle involved in the accident or the state's Assigned Claims Facility.

Read more to learn how our car accident attorneys in St. Petersburg can help pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers get the compensation necessary to cover their medical bills, pain and suffering, and more.

While ICBC does cover some expenses for pedestrians injured in traffic accidents, getting full and fair compensation is difficult.

A liability plan basically sets aside funds for payment to the other driver, passengers or pedestrians who might be involved in an accident for which the covered policy holder was at fault.

for medical costs for you and your family in case of an accident with either a hit - and - run driver or a driver who is underinsured, but also covers bike and pedestrian accidents.

Liability insurance covers payouts to third parties, such as other drivers and passengers, as well as pedestrians, in an accident where the policyholder is at fault.

Medical payments covers you and your family, no matter whose car you're riding in; it also covers anyone else riding in your vehicle, and it covers you if you're hurt by a car accident as a pedestrian.

Bodily Injury Liability insurance covers the injury related costs for other drivers, passengers and pedestrians in an accident where you are the «at fault» driver.

This insurance policy covers the driver, all passengers, and any pedestrians involved in the accident.

The first is for «Bodily Injury Liability» insurance; this is the insurance that covers the medical treatment, lost wages, and rehab costs for the other drivers or pedestrians when you cause a crash or are labeled the «at fault» party in an accident.

bodily Injury Liability works similar to the preceding PIP coverage, except it is meant to cover any celebrations in the other vehicles (or pedestrians) in the accident when you.

Personal injury protection, or no - fault insurance, covers injuries and other costs for you, your passengers, and even pedestrians who are injured in a car accident.

Medical payments coverage also may apply when the covered driver on the policy and family members are in other vehicles and get into accidents, or when any of them is struck by a vehicle while walking as a pedestrian.

Depending on the state, PIP can cover most injured parties in an accident, including any passengers or pedestrians involved.

This type of personal injury insurance will cover medical expenses, funeral expenses and the similar expenses of other passengers in the vehicle or pedestrians that were injured during the accident.

They cover your legal liability if you're at fault in an accident that involves injury to others (people in the other car, pedestrians, etc.) or damage to owned property (fences, garage doors, light poles, etc..)

In addition, $ 250,000 can be paid out in benefits if the insured was struck by a motor vehicle as a pedestrian, and a benefit of $ 62,500 can be paid for death that is due to a non-travel related covered accidenIn addition, $ 250,000 can be paid out in benefits if the insured was struck by a motor vehicle as a pedestrian, and a benefit of $ 62,500 can be paid for death that is due to a non-travel related covered accidenin benefits if the insured was struck by a motor vehicle as a pedestrian, and a benefit of $ 62,500 can be paid for death that is due to a non-travel related covered accident.

Bodily Injury Liability works much like the above PIP coverage, except it's intended to cover any parties in the other vehicles (or pedestrians) in the accident when you are at fault.

This covers expenses related to the injury / death of another driver / pedestrian in an accident

Bodily injury liability covers expenses related to injury / death of another driver or pedestrian in the event of an accident.

The Personal Injury Protection is available only in certain states and covers only to a certain extent the expenses incurred on medical, hospital or funeral costs for the insured and passengers in the vehicle and the pedestrians involved in the accident.

The required personal injury protection coverage will pay medical or funeral expenses for covered drivers and their passengers, as well as pedestrians injured in an accident.

This insurance protection covers the cost of injuries to the other driver, passengers in other vehicles, any bicyclists or pedestrians who might be involved in an accident for which the covered driver is at fault.

They are meant for the covered driver, any passengers in the covered vehicle, as well as any pedestrians that happen to end up involved in a car accident.