Liability

Injuries that you (insured) cause to someone else is covered
under this part of an auto insurance policy. **

15/30/10 15=$15,000 - 30=$30,000 - 10=$10,000

First number = bodily injury liability maximum for one person
injured in an accident.

Second number = bodily injury liability maximum for all injuries
in one accident.

Third number = property damage liability maximum for one
accident.

Damage caused by the insured (you) to someone else's property,
such as a car, fence, or house, is covered through property
damage auto insurance coverage. This coverage also assists in
protecting you if a lawsuit arises from an accident.

Most states require drivers to carry property damage coverage
as a part of their auto insurance policy. **

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**This page consists of general information on aa auto insurance coverage that you can fill out a quote form for on AutoInsuranceQuoter.com.
It is meant only to be a brief overview of what a coverage represents. You should always consult a licensed auto insurance agent for complete
details regarding any auto insurance coverage you're interested in purchasing.