Anytime you get behind the wheel, you run the risk of getting into an accident. Do you have the money to pay for vehicle damages, injuries, and all the other possible expenses that might go along with this unfortunate turn of events?
Auto insurance requirements differ from state to state, but nearly every state requires you to at least have bodily injury liability insurance before you can legally drive your vehicle. Since auto insurance is a necessity, it’s important that you have the right coverage for your unique situation. Depending on your level of risk as a driver, it’s usually better to choose a more comprehensive plan than simply the bare minimum.
If you’re unsure as to the type of auto insurance coverage that’s appropriate for you, the knowledgable staff at LDPI can help set you up with some fitting options.
Compulsory Auto Policy Coverage
- Bodily injury to others
- Bodily injury caused by uninsured automobile
- Damage to another party’s property
Optional Coverage
- Severe bodily injury to others
- Medical expenses
- Collision protection
- Towing and labor
- Substitute transportation
