• Liability coverage is usually quoted with split limits (ex. 50/100/25). The first two limits are bodily injury limits per-person and per-accident. The last number is for property damage liability. The numbers are in thousands (000), so the limits listed here are $50,000 per person, subject to a $100,000 limit per accident for bodily injury, and $50,000 for property damage.

3. Bruce, a Pullman resident, drives a 2006 Honda Accord. He purchased an unendorsed Personal Auto Policy. His Part A liability limits are 50/100/25. He also purchased collision coverage with a $500 deductible. ac neoligent while onerating the vehicle and caused an accident. The other driver was injured, and Bruce was ordered to pay $75,000 for bodily injury. The other driver's car, a relatively new SUV, was a total loss. The SUV was valued at $30,000. How much would the insurer pay under Bruce's liability coverage? b. Sarah, Bruce's friend, also has a PAP. Her liability limits are 100/300/50. Bruce borrowed Sarah's car. While operating her car, he negligently hit a motorcycle. Injuries to the motorcycle rider were $120,000. How will this claim be settled between Bruce's and Sarah's coverage? C. Bruce fell asleep while driving back to Pullman from Spokane Airport. He ran off the road and hit a tree. The cost to repair the Honda is $6,000. The blue-book value of the Honda is $4,160. How much will the insurer pay for the damage to Bruce's car? 3. Bruce, a Pullman resident, drives a 2006 Honda Accord. He purchased an unendorsed Personal Auto Policy. His Part A liability limits are 50/100/25. He also purchased collision coverage with a $500 deductible. ac neoligent while onerating the vehicle and caused an accident. The other driver was injured, and Bruce was ordered to pay $75,000 for bodily injury. The other driver's car, a relatively new SUV, was a total loss. The SUV was valued at $30,000. How much would the insurer pay under Bruce's liability coverage? b. Sarah, Bruce's friend, also has a PAP. Her liability limits are 100/300/50. Bruce borrowed Sarah's car. While operating her car, he negligently hit a motorcycle. Injuries to the motorcycle rider were $120,000. How will this claim be settled between Bruce's and Sarah's coverage? C. Bruce fell asleep while driving back to Pullman from Spokane Airport. He ran off the road and hit a tree. The cost to repair the Honda is $6,000. The blue-book value of the Honda is $4,160. How much will the insurer pay for the damage to Bruce's car