Question 6020
Does the mandatory insurance cover damage caused to a driver who is not at fault in an accident?
- Yes, personal injury, but not property damage.
- Yes, both personal injury and property damage.
- No, neither personal injury nor property damage.
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Correct answer: Yes, both personal injury and property damage.
Yes. Under the at-fault party's mandatory insurance, the driver who was not at fault is another injured party, so it covers both their injuries and damage to their vehicle, within the legal limits. That insurance excludes the at-fault driver's own injuries and damage to their car.