Car permit · Crashes and insurance
For the injury or death of one person, what is the minimum liability coverage your auto insurance must include?
Correct answer: $15,000 per person.
Answer options
- A$25,000 per person
- B$15,000 per person Correct
- C$10,000 per person
Why
The required minimum for bodily injury liability is $15,000 per person, so the policy must pay at least that much when one person is hurt or killed in a crash you cause. A $10,000 limit falls short, while $25,000 goes beyond what is required for one person.
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