Personal Auto PolicyPregunta 367 de 474
The personal auto policy is organized into six parts. Which statement correctly matches a part with what it does?
a.Part B pays medical expenses for the insured and passengers
b.Part D pays the medical bills of an injured pedestrian
c.Part A pays for damage to the insured's own covered auto
d.Part C pays the third parties that the insured injures
Explicación
The six parts run A liability, B medical payments, C uninsured motorists, D damage to your auto, E duties after an accident, and F general provisions. Part B pays reasonable medical expenses for the insured, family members and passengers hurt in a covered accident, without regard to fault. The choice that puts third-party injury claims in Part C confuses uninsured motorists coverage, which pays the insured, with Part A liability.
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