Ramsey 9.2

Why is it important to carry the minimum amount of liability insurance required by your state?

• To protect your finances and keep you moving when things go wrong
• To cover damage to your car resulting from a collision
• To pay for medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• To avoid fines or losing your license and registration

What is Bodily Injury Liability designed to cover?

• Injuries to other people in an accident for which you are responsible
• Claims resulting from personal injury or property damage
• Medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• Damage to your car resulting from a collision

What is the purpose of Medical Payments coverage?

• To avoid fines or losing your license and registration
• To protect your finances and keep you moving when things go wrong
• To pay for medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• To cover damage to your car resulting from a collision

Why is it important to have Personal Injury Protection (PIP) as part of your auto insurance?

• To protect your finances and keep you moving when things go wrong
• To avoid fines or losing your license and registration
• To cover damage to your car resulting from a collision
• To pay for medical expenses, lost wages, and other financial losses of the driver and passengers

What is the significance of having Property Damage Liability in your auto insurance policy?

• To pay for damage to someone else's property
• To avoid fines or losing your license and registration
• To protect your finances and keep you moving when things go wrong
• To cover damage to your car resulting from a collision

What does Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Protection cover?

• Medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• Damage to your car resulting from a collision
• Claims resulting from personal injury or property damage
• Being hit by an uninsured or underinsured motorist

What is the purpose of Collision Insurance?

• Protection for damage to your car resulting from a collision with another car or object
• Protection for loss or damage to your vehicle caused by something other than a collision
• Protection against claims resulting from personal injury or property damage
• Pays for medical expenses and lost wages

What is the purpose of an insurance card?

• To pay for medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• To provide proof of insurance in case of an accident
• To protect your finances and keep you moving when things go wrong
• To cover damage to your car resulting from a collision

What does Comprehensive Insurance protect against?

• Loss or damage to your vehicle caused by something other than a collision
• Medical expenses of the driver and passengers
• Damage to your car resulting from a collision
• Claims resulting from personal injury or property damage

How can you lower the cost of auto insurance?

• Get good grades, take a driver education class, drive an older car, shop around for the best rate
• Get good grades, take a driver education class, drive a new car, stay on your own policy
• Be a safe driver, drive an older car, shop around for the best rate, stay on your parents' policy
• Get good grades, take a driver education class, drive an older car, be a safe driver