Question: There is a standard PAP policy in the appendix in the back of your text. Please reference that to answer questions you may have about

There is a standard PAP policy in the appendix in the back of your text. Please reference that to answer questions you may have about what is or is not covered. For Questions 1-3 assume that Abe Barker owns a PAP with the following limits:
A=$100,000
B=$3000
C=$100,000
D=$250 deductible collision and other than collision
ACV of car = $14,500
1. Abes daughter Candy who is 15 and has a school permit, backs Abes car into the second family car while leaving the driveway. Both vehicles are under the same policy above. Damage to the vehicles is estimated at $2500 each.
2. While using his vehicle to deliver pizzas, Abe is struck by an uninsured motorist. He has $15,000 in medical expenses and lost wages. The automobile is totaled.
3. Abe borrows his neighbors car while his is being repaired. He did $5000 damage to the car when he slid into the ditch during a snow storm.
4. Assume that an insured causes an automobile accident that injures 5 people and damages one auto. Assume that each of the injured parties successfully sues for $20,000. The damaged auto was worth $10,000. How much would the insurer pay if the insured carried 10/20/5 limits?
5. Using the information in number 4, how much would the insurer pay if the insured carried 50/100/5 limits?
6. Using the information in number 4, how much would the insurer pay if the insured carried 100/300/50 limits?
7. Assume that you are in an automobile accident with an insured motorist and you are at fault. Your uninsured motorist limits are 10/20 and your medical bills are $22,000. What, if anything, would you collect from your Uninsured Motorist coverage? Explain please.
8. David lives in Iowa, and has a PAP with the minimum limits of liability required by law in Iowa. He drives to Alaska, where the minimum limits of liability are 50/100/25. While in Alaska, he has a serious accident in which he is at fault. What is the most that his liability policy will pay for the bodily injuries and property damage?
9. What is meant by No Fault Insurance? How does that affect an Iowa driver who is involved in an accident in Minnesota (which is a no fault state)?
10. Distinguish between Non-collision (comprehensive) and Collision.

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