Auto Insurance
What do you want from your Car Insurance?
You haven’t had an accident in years. Wouldn’t it be nice to get something back for a change?
Or say you do get into an accident. On top of possibly paying a deductible, your insurance rates could go up.
Now there’s Your Choice Auto® – It rewards your safe driving or forgives an accident – starting the day you sign up.
Your Choice Auto
- Accident Forgiveness
- If you get into an accident, Accident Forgiveness can help keep your rates from going up just because of it — starting the day you sign up.
- Deductible Rewards
- You’ll get an immediate $100 off your deductible the day you sign up. Then you’ll get $100 off for each additional year you don’t have an accident — up to $500 total.
- Safe Driving Bonus
- Now you can get up to 5% off your renewal bill for every 6 months you avoid a crash.
- New Car Replacement
- For an additional premium, New Car Replacement can help protect your new car so that if it gets totaled within the first three model years, you can get a new car.
Terms to Know
Collision Coverage: Helps pay for damage to your insured vehicle caused by a covered accident with another vehicle, a rollover, or a collision with most anything else, such as a tree.
Comprehensive Coverage: Helps pay for damage to your insured vehicle caused by falling objects, fire, theft, vandalism, hitting a deer and certain other noncollision losses.
Property Damage Liability Protection: Typically provides coverage if you* are legally liable for damages to another’s property resulting from a covered auto accident.
Bodily Injury Liability Protection: Typically provides coverage if you* are legally liable for damages resulting from a covered auto accident where others are injured or killed.
Medical Payments Coverage: Typically provides protection for reasonable and necessary medical expenses incurred as a result of bodily injury sustained by you* in a covered accident.
Personal Injury Protection (pip): Typically provides coverage for certain expenses incurred by you* due to an accident, such as medical, hospital and funeral expenses. Lost wages benefits may also be included.
Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Bodily Injury Coverage: Typically provides coverage if you* are injured or killed in an accident caused by a negligent driver without applicable or adequate insurance to cover your damages. In some states, underinsured motorist coverage is part of uninsured motorist coverage. In other states, they are separate.
*Includes covered drivers and passengers