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| Assigned-Risk Plan | Auto insurance that provides coverage to high-risk drivers who are unable to purchase it otherwise. |
| Auto Liabilty Insurance | The general term used to describe insurance to protest you against financial loss if you injure someone els or damage someone else's property in an auto accident. |
| Bodily Injury Liability Coverage | Insurance coverage that protects you from claims resulting from injuries or deaths for which you are found at fault. |
| Collision Coverage | Insurance coverage that protects a car owner against financial loss associated with damage from a collision with another car or object or from the car turning over. |
| Comprehensive Coverage | Insurance protection against almost all losses except those caused from a collision or from the car turning over. |
| Financial Responsibility Laws | Laws whereby your driver's license will be suspended or taken away if you cause an accident & cannot pay the damages either insurance, your savings, or the sale of property. |
| Compulsary Insurance Laws | Laws that require you to carry certain types of auto insurance before your car can be licensed. |
| Medical Payments Coverage | Insurance coverage that provides medical expence protaction while in the insured person's car. |
| No-Fault Insurance Laws | A plan in which people injured in automobile accidents are required to collect for their financial losses from their own insurance companies no matter who is at fault. |
| Property Damage Liability Coverage | Insurance protection against claims if your car damages someone else's property and you are at fault. |
| Uninsured Motorist Coverage | Insurance coverage that protects the insured against losses resulting from a driver who has no insurance. |
