An insured plans to drive her covered auto to a beach resort in another country for two weeks. The policy territory provision means she:
Explanation
The policy territory is the United States of America, its territories and possessions, Puerto Rico and Canada, together with the period an auto is being transported between their ports. A trip beyond that falls outside the territory, so a policy written in the destination country is needed. Where the car is registered does not stretch the territory, and the trip does not void the rest of the term.
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