Which of the following is not one of the main types of coverage provided under the...
Which of the following is not one of the main types of coverage
provided under the personal auto policy?
A. Liability coverage for injuries caused by the negligence of the
insured driver
B. Coverage for physical damage to the personal property of the
negligent driver
C. Coverage for losses caused to the insured by a driver without
liability insurance
D. Coverage for theft of the insured vehicle
Homework Answers
Coverage for physical damage to the personal property of the negligent driver ( B )
Personal auto policy will cover personal liability, physical damage, medical expenses, coverage for uninsured driver as well But does not include the damage of personal property.
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