Kentucky and over other 14 states require PIP coverage, though it can be a smart coverage option if expedited payments are necessary.
What Does PIP Cover?
PIP covers reasonable and necessary medical expenses for those named in the policy—you, your employees, others riding in a company vehicle and other authorized drivers—for injuries sustained from an automobile accident. Payments are made for costs incurred by the injured person by the insured’s own insurance company. If your company carries PIP coverage, it applies to all automobiles that you insure, and there is a premium for each vehicle.
How Much Protection Does PIP Provide?
Specific limits and coverages vary from state to state, some states have set ceilings for coverage. Total payments covered by PIP are set by the limits indicated, which are the maximum amounts that will be paid per person for any combination of covered expenses.
If PIP is not available in your state, then medical payments insurance will pay for reasonable medical bills and funeral expenses, if necessary.
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