Personal Auto Flashcards

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What are the two types of motor vehicle liability policies?

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  1. Owners - ownership, maintenance, use - registered

2. Operators (Named Nonowner Coverage) -

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What’s another name for Named Nonowner Coverage?

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Owners Policy

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What are the three ways in which a person can be financially responsible with regards to operating a motor vehicle?

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  1. posting a surety bond - $75,000
  2. cash deposit of $75,000
  3. purchasing liability insurance
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Minimum Liability Limits in auto insurance:

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$25,000 - bodily injury - one person any one occurrence

$50,000 - bodily injury - two or more persons (total)

$25,000 - damage to property - any one occurrence

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5
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What is the Auto Assigned Risk Plan?

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guarantees individual right to purchase auto insurance in spite of a POOR DRIVING RECORD.

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Assigned Risk Plan does what?

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  • assigns applicant to insurer
  • applicant cannot be denied coverage
  • applicants have no choice of the insurer assigned
  • cost is much higher - last resort
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If a driver attends an approved accident prevention course, insurer must, by law:

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ALLOW A PREMIUM DISCOUNT

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What’s the minimum number of hours an approved accident prevention course must be AND how often could you take on?

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6 hours

every 3 years

  • does not apply to court ordered driving courses
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What are the five pieces of required information on a motor vehicle liability policy?

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  1. name and address
  2. policy period
  3. limits
  4. coverage
  5. premium

NOT SS# or DL#

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What must a vehicle be in order to be covered under a motor vehicle liability policy?

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  1. 4 wheel private passenger

2. pickup or van - gross weight less than 10,000 pounds which is NOT used in a freight for delivery business

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“Your Covered Auto” includes what five things?

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  1. Specified Autos
  2. Replacement
  3. Additional
  4. Owned trailers
  5. Temporary substitute
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Def of “Temporary substitute:”

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temporarily used - insured auto must be OUT OF SERVICE - not simply out of reach

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13
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Within how many days must you notify the insurer in the event of Replacement autos or Additional Autos?

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14 days

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14
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Does a replacement auto have the same coverage as the original?

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YES - notify within 14 days

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15
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What has the broadest coverage of any vehicle?

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Additional autos

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16
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A replacement vehicle always replace the vehicle with the _________ deductible.

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lowest

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17
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Another term for excess coverage in auto insurance:

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Secondary

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Which four parties are covered in auto liability insurance?

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  1. named insured
  2. family member
  3. permissive user
  4. person or organization legally responsible
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Exclusions to personal auto liability policy:

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  1. intentional (road rage)
  2. cargo
  3. property owned by insured
  4. injury to employee during employment (WC covers
  5. transporting for a fee (taxi)
  6. permissive user while employed in auto business (bailee)
  7. used without the reasonable belief of permission
  8. furnished for regular use (company vehicle)

9 fewer the 4 wheels

  1. organized racing
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20
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What are supplemental payments on a personal auto liability policy?

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Additional coverages - defense costs

21
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In a personal auto liability policy, claim check must be payable to third party claimant and any _______ ____ _______ as co-payee.

A

registered lien holder

22
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Who can receive medical payment benefits in personal auto liability policy?

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  1. named insured or family member
  • occupying a motor vehicle
  • pedestrian when struck by a motor vehicle
  1. any other person
    - occupying “your covered auto”
23
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Definition of occupying:

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While in, upon, getting into, on, out or off

24
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Med pay limits on auto liability policy:

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per person

per occurrence

no aggregate limit

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What does uninsured motorist pay for?
bodily injury that an insured person is legally entitled to recover from the owner or operator of an uninsured motor vehicle
26
Does a deductible apply in uninsured motorist cases?
NO
27
Who can uninsured motorist benefits in personal auto liability policy?
1. named insured or family member - occupying a motor vehicle - pedestrian when struck by a motor vehicle 2. any other person - occupying "your covered auto"
28
What four things does "Uninsured Motor Vehicle" include?
1. Uninsured 2. Underinsured 3. Hit & Run 4. Insolvent insurer or denied insurance
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Is self-insured uninsured?
NO
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Does gov't owne mean uninsured?
NO
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Uninsured motorist insurance is mandated by law, but can be rejected in ______.
writing
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What is the maximum amount of uninsured motorist coverage one can have?
same as the liability limits
33
What is the minimum about of uninsured motorist coverage that can be purchase?
25/50
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Are truckers exempt from uninsured motorist coverage?
YES!
35
Exclusions to uninsured motorist coverage:
1. intentional 2. course of employment 3. transporting for fee 4. used without permission 5. company vehicle 6. VEHICLE USED AS RESIDENCE
36
What is the valuation method for "your covered auto?"
Actual cash value ACV
37
Who choses where repairs will be made?
insured
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What is the Loss payee (lien holder) entitled to?
claim check made payable to insured and loss payee
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What is a Constructive Total Loss?
- method used to determine a constructive total loss is a formula SALVAGE PLUS COST OF REPAIRS MUST EXCEED MARKET VALUE OF AUTO PRIOR TO CLAIM
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What are the two ways the insurance company can settle a Constructive Total Loss?
1. Replacement | 2. Cash settlement - actual cash value (acv) - LESS DEDUCTIBLE
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How is the cash settlement determined in a constructive total loss?
- quotes from two or more DEALERS (not body shops) - cost of comparable vehicle (NADA) - cost of comparable vehicle in a LOCAL MARKET within the LAST 90 DAYS
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Exclusions to physical damage settlement in auto policy:
1 intentional 2. equipment for sound reproduction ( unless permanently installed 3. tapes, cds, dvds 4. mechanical breakdown 5. wear and tear 6. taxi 7 custom equipment 8 radioactive 9 freezing
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What's another name for Transportation Expenses?
Rental Reimbursement Coverage
44
Transportation Expenses (Rental Reimbursement Coverage) pays for what?
1. $20 per day - max of $600 | 2. total theft - will have 48 hour waiting period
45
For what reasons pay an insurer cancel an auto policy?
1. nonpayment 2. drivers license suspended or revoked 3. conviction of arson, fraud CANNOT CANCEL BECAUSE OF NUMBER OF CLAIMS - MUST GIVE 10 DAYS NOTICE
46
Insurer can non-renew auto policy and increase premiums at renewal with ____ days WRITTEN notice.
20 days
47
P&C insurer CANNOT cancel, non-renew, charge higher prices or assign driving points solely based on what four things?
1. not at fault 2. lower liability limits with a previous insurer without justification 3. traffic violation that was dismissed, acquitted or not charges 4. claim inquires without actually submitting claim
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An insurer CAN cancel, non-renew, charge higher premium based on what four things?
1. traffic record 2. claim history 3. moves out of state 4. without auto liability for over 60 consecutive days