Uninsured Motorist Coverage provides protection against two types of drivers, drivers who do not have insurance coverage and drivers who do not have enough insurance. These drivers are called uninsured and under insured motorist. This type of protection offers coverage in two situations. The first type applies to live-in relatives of the insured. The second type refers to those inside the car when the car of the insured is in a crash. In certain situations coverage may not be in effect if injury occurs when a person starts to walk away from the vehicle.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Uninsured Motorist Coverage
Uninsured Motorist Coverage provides protection against two types of drivers, drivers who do not have insurance coverage and drivers who do not have enough insurance. These drivers are called uninsured and under insured motorist. This type of protection offers coverage in two situations. The first type applies to live-in relatives of the insured. The second type refers to those inside the car when the car of the insured is in a crash. In certain situations coverage may not be in effect if injury occurs when a person starts to walk away from the vehicle.
