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Personal Auto Policy Details Flashcards

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  1. Under the PAP, which condition requires the insured to notify police promptly after a hit-and-run accident in order to qualify for UM coverage?

    Answer: Prompt notice requirement

    Most PAP UM sections require the insured to report a hit-and-run accident to police as soon as practicable to qualify for uninsured motorist benefits.

  2. A PAP is cancelled mid-term for non-payment of premium. How is the return premium calculated?

    Answer: Short-rate basis, penalizing the insured with a less-than-pro-rata return

    When the insured cancels mid-term, the return premium is calculated on a short-rate basis, which penalizes the insured; insurer-initiated cancellations use pro-rata.

  3. Under the PAP, subrogation rights allow the insurer to:

    Answer: Recover paid claim costs from the negligent third party

    Subrogation gives the insurer the right to recover amounts paid to the insured from the at-fault third party who caused the loss.

  4. Which of the following vehicles would NOT qualify as a 'covered auto' under a standard PAP?

    Answer: A vehicle regularly furnished for the insured's use by an employer

    A vehicle regularly furnished by an employer for the insured's use is excluded because it is available for regular use and not covered as a non-owned auto.

  5. Under PAP Part D (Physical Damage), the insurer's duty to pay a loss is reduced by the applicable:

    Answer: Deductible

    PAP physical damage claims are reduced by the deductible chosen by the insured, which the insured must pay out-of-pocket.

  6. A PAP insured strikes a deer on the highway. Which coverage applies?

    Answer: Comprehensive (OTC), because striking an animal is a listed peril

    The PAP specifically lists 'contact with a bird or animal' as a comprehensive (other-than-collision) peril.

  7. When a PAP includes a 'single combined single limit' for liability instead of split limits, it means:

    Answer: One aggregate limit applies to both bodily injury and property damage per occurrence

    A combined single limit (CSL) provides one total dollar amount that can be applied in any combination to bodily injury and property damage arising from a single occurrence.