Personal Auto InsuranceQuestion 20 of 158
Which of the following losses would be EXCLUDED under the Personal Auto Policy Part A (Liability)?
a.Bodily injury the insured negligently causes to a pedestrian
b.Damage the insured intentionally inflicts on another vehicle out of road rage
c.Property damage caused by a permissive driver of the insured's covered auto
d.Bodily injury caused while the insured was lawfully changing lanes
Explanation
Part A of the PAP excludes intentional acts. Liability insurance exists to fund unintended, accidental losses; intentional damage caused out of road rage is not covered, even if the loss is to a third party. Negligent acts, permissive use, and lawful lane changes that lead to accidents are exactly the kinds of unintended losses Part A is designed for.
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