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Depending on the state, and insurance company, 100/300, turns into the state minimium, if a un-named driver drives the auto!
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Depending on the state, and insurance company, 100/300, turns into the state minimium, if a un-named driver drives the auto!
In new york? My fathers policy is set to 100k/300k for uninsured drivers. At most a neck injury and a few broken bones. Both were wearing their helmets. How often does injuries of such go over $100k? Is it too late to increase the bodily injury limits?
In new york? My fathers policy is set to 100k/300k for uninsured drivers. At most a neck injury and a few broken bones. Both were wearing their helmets. How often does injuries of such go over $100k? Is it too late to increase the bodily injury limits?
What's the name for such a law?
Uninsured Motorist does not cover any damage to vehicles it covers only bodily injury. If an insured is in an accident and they are NOT at fault, then it can cover their medical bills and lost wages up to the policy limit. It provides coverage if the at fault driver does not have insurance, or does not have enough insurance to cover the insured's medical bills.