Looking for auto insurance coverage in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware? We’ve got you covered.
Most of us only think about the damage to our own vehicle as it relates to our auto insurance coverage, but there is more to your auto insurance coverage than just vehicle damage. Your policy is required to cover certain minimum amounts of property damage, bodily injury, and others. If there is a loan on your vehicle, your bank may require additional coverage. In short, auto insurance coverage is not a one-size-fits-all policy, and given the volume of vehicles on the road and the daily distractions we all encounter, car accidents have become a more common occurrence. It’s important that you have the insurance coverage you need in the event you are involved in a vehicle accident.
Know your Auto Insurance Options
It’s important to understand your auto insurance options before you decide on a policy. Collisions happen more than once every minute in the United States, so the odds of being involved in one are not quite as low as we would like to think, so it is important to insure that, if you are involved in an accident, and it is your fault, you’re not exposed to the risk of losing your personal assets. Allied Insurance can help you make sense of all this.
Because Allied Insurance is an independent auto insurance agency, we can compare your current insurance policy coverage with a wide range of insurance providers to secure the best coverage for the best rates. Our approach is simple – we represent you, the client, and not the carrier, so our obligation is to find you the best product for you. We don’t attach fees, overrides, or other charges to the policy, so it costs you nothing to use Allied Insurance.
To help you sort through all the terminology and coverage options involved in an auto insurance policy, we’ve put together a list of the terms and options you’ll most likely encounter with a basic definition of each term. As always, you’re always welcome to call us or contact us here for further clarification.
