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Auto Insurance Mrs. Bruzan

Liability Insurance -Minimum Limits in Illinois Who and what is covered? The other driver and his car Is it required by the state of Illinois? Yes What is 20/40/15? 20 means $20,000 bodily injury per person 40 means $40,000 bodily injury per accident 15 means $15,000 property damage TRY TO GET HIGHER LIMITS

Full Coverage What does it cover? The other driver, his car, and your car What does comprehensive cover? Theft, fire, fallen branch, vandalism What does collision cover? Any damage done to your car due to collision What is a deductible? Amount you pay for your car if your car is damaged or stolen. Damage $5000 Deductible $500 Insurance will pay $4500

Premium (cost) depends on Age Gender (male/female) Marital status (single/married) City or suburbs Driving record (3 years back) Type of car Miles per year Under 25 Male Single City Tickets and accidents Sports Over 15,000 miles per year

Liability or Full Coverage? LIABILITY Cars over seven years old Cars depreciate -lose value FULL COVERAGE Cars newer than seven years Financed cars-if you borrowed money from the bank

Discounts Multiple cars Good student – B Average up to 20% off

Can you drive your parents’ car if you are not listed on their insurance policy? No The insurance company does not have to pay if there is an accident?

What happens if you drive without auto insurance? You will pay a fine from $500-$1000 Your license plates will be suspended until you get insurance.

What happens if you drive under the influence of alcohol? Illinois has zero tolerance Your license can be suspended up to three years lawyer’s fees-up to $10,000 First Drunk Driving Conviction: If alcohol level is above 00.00% but below.08% - 3-month license suspension. If more than.08% imprisonment up to 1 year

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