Car permit · Crashes and insurance
What is the minimum amount your liability insurance must cover for the death or injury of one person?
Correct answer: $50,000 per person.
Answer options
- A$100,000 per person
- B$25,000 per person
- C$50,000 per person Correct
Why
Alaska and Maine both require liability coverage of at least $50,000 if a crash you cause kills or injures a single person. A $25,000 policy falls short of that minimum, while $100,000 per person is more than the law demands.
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Topic: Crashes and insurance License: Car permit
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